Recipient of the Roosevelt Institute’s 2023 Freedom of Worship Award, bestowed on September 23.
Recipient of the Roosevelt Institute’s 2023 Freedom of Worship Award, bestowed on September 23.
Welcome to WEFA, where the legacy of ethical leadership is our cornerstone. Inspired by Dr. Walter Earl Fluker's research and writings, we guide tomorrow's leaders in navigating today's ethical challenges. Join us in this journey of wisdom and leadership excellence.
Welcome to WEFA, where the legacy of ethical leadership is our cornerstone. Inspired by Dr. Walter Earl Fluker's research and writings, we guide tomorrow's leaders in navigating today's ethical challenges. Join us in this journey of wisdom and leadership excellence.
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Organizational Leadership that includes workshops, coaching, consultations for clients in public and private sectors in cultural transformation. Our ethical leadership training drives results and empowers leaders with the tools and resources to grow from insight to action to observable improved performance.
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Organizational Leadership that includes workshops, coaching, consultations for clients in public and private sectors in cultural transformation. Our ethical leadership training drives results and empowers leaders with the tools and resources to grow from insight to action to observable improved performance.
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WEFA conducts seminars, workshops, and retreats on spirituality, ethical, and leadership through the lens of Howard Washington Thurman (1899-1981), a leading figure in twentieth-century American religious and cultural life. The dream of community, or “the search for common ground,” was the defining motif of Thurman’s life and thought. His vision of the kinship of all life, born out of the particularity of his struggles, propelled him into the mainstream as a distinctive interpreter of the individual’s role in working for an equitable and just democratic society.
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WEFA conducts seminars, workshops, and retreats on spirituality, ethical, and leadership through the lens of Howard Washington Thurman (1899-1981), a leading figure in twentieth-century American religious and cultural life. The dream of community, or “the search for common ground,” was the defining motif of Thurman’s life and thought. His vision of the kinship of all life, born out of the particularity of his struggles, propelled him into the mainstream as a distinctive interpreter of the individual’s role in working for an equitable and just democratic society.
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This program is designed for emerging leaders in high schools and colleges, focusing on spirituality and ethics in leadership. It combines meditation, reflection, lectures, group discussions, and creative activities like art and athletics. The curriculum, while comprehensive, is adaptable for various groups including educational institutions, organizations, and faith communities. It emphasizes developing a deep understanding of ethical practices through diverse methods such as debates and critical thinking.
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This program is designed for emerging leaders in high schools and colleges, focusing on spirituality and ethics in leadership. It combines meditation, reflection, lectures, group discussions, and creative activities like art and athletics. The curriculum, while comprehensive, is adaptable for various groups including educational institutions, organizations, and faith communities. It emphasizes developing a deep understanding of ethical practices through diverse methods such as debates and critical thinking.
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