What’s Happening


The noise of summer

The noise of summer

Americans are exposed to anywhere from 500 to 5,000 advertising messages a day. If rational adults often fail to realize that buying a product won’t fill the hole deep inside, children don’t stand a chance.
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Get professional development this summer

Book a trip to Los Angeles, Chicago, or Philadelphia and include a Character Development Seminar in your itinerary. 
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John Wooden signs Arizona Sports Summit Accord

Remembering John Wooden

The legendary teacher-coach inspired and influenced countless coaches, players, and fans. Learn how he helped launch our sportsmanship campaign and see a video of him talking about it.
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Good to Go - new for ages 5-11

Kids are good to go with new activity packs

Perfect for stimulating discussion and creativity at home and in the classroom — choose our brand new Good to Go for ages 5-11 or our now classic Good to Go for 11 and up.
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Puerto Rico's Dept. of Education adopts CC! in public schools

Josephson Institute is proud to be working with the Puerto Rican government and social institutions across the island to promote "Tus Valores Cuentan."
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CC! School Agendas

2010-2011 CC! School Agendas

A wonderful resource for implementing CHARACTER COUNTS! in the classroom and at home, these unique student planners (grades K - college) feature 48 lesson plans profiling people of character. Inspire students and improve your school climate. Learn more, order now »

Celebrate character in your community

Celebrate good character: Oct. 17-23

Be part of the change you want to see in the world. We recently posted another installment of free resources to help you celebrate with style — and substance! Learn more »

 


Josephson Institute report links teen cheating with adult dishonesty

The Institute's biennial Report Card on the Ethics of American Youth has shown widespread lying and cheating among teens. This report suggests that unethical adolescents become unethical adults.
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