We were honored to work with the American Leadership Forum (ALF) to support their incoming fellows, leaders from all areas of society, in their year-long leadership program.

This year, Brooke Deterline was invited to present at Social Venture Network's Spring conference in San Diego, CA.

Currently, Dr. Lynne Henderson, our Chief Currculum Officer and founder of Social Fitness Training TM, is in Norway at The Norwegian Association of Cognitve and Behavioral Therapy Conference.

"In a survey conducted by the American Psychological Association in 2017, for the first time, a majority of Americans (across the political spectrum) rank fear about the current political climate (57%) and future of our country (66%) as a leading cause of stress…running in line or ahead of the old standbys: money, work and the economy."

Courageous Leadership, LLC created the Courageous Democracy Initiative to provide evidence-based tools to reach across widening political divides and create a more caring, sustainable democracy.

We conducted our first 4-hour Courageous Democracy workshop for Rotary Clubs on January 27th, 2018. The pilot was attended by nearly 3 times as many participants as we were expecting - some driving the distance of 4 hours to attend.

We are very grateful to report that a large foundation funded our Courageous Democracy work with the Junior State of America (JSA).

Last week we conducted our first Courageous Leadership for a Courageous Democracy training for approximately 250 high school students from Junior State of America.

We're grateful to the Greater Good Science Center for featuring our Courageous Leadership for a Courageous Democracy work with Junior State of America in this article

Courageous Leadership was thrilled to facilitate a breakout session on Courageous Conversations. We enjoyed our time with the Rotarians from Northern California and Northern Nevada.

Feeling anxious? Take heart, we can each take meaningful action and make a positive difference.

In our blog post published by UC Berkeley's Greater Good Science Center titled How to Cultivate Ethical Courage, read about Tina's conflict of interest in the workplace, how drive and good intentions can undermine your own values, and how to restore alignment between your actions and your values.

A powerful manifesto for CEOs and employees alike: Influential and award-winning business leader Margaret Heffernan reveals how organizations can build ideal workplace cultures and create seismic shifts by making small changes.

Good, informative article by Alina Tugend for California Magazine published by UC Berkeley Alumni, that includes our work. This is definitely worth reading!

In her Science of Courageous Leadership blog series, Brooke explores the power of forgiveness to potentially improve well-being and productivity in professional settings.

In her Science of Courageous Leadership blog series, Brooke shares how we can learn to override our unhelpful instincts, choosing to be courageous.

Check out our latest blog post describing optimal cultures for courageous leadership in an organization.

Due to high demand, we’ve scheduled a 1-week intensive Social Fitness Training TM and Certification Course March 28 - April 1, held in the San Francisco Bay Area of California.

This year we've developed a program for students at colleges and universities which was provided to the University of Southern California as part of the Robert J. Coury Applied Leadership Program at the Neely Center for Ethical Leadership.

NCG helps unify natural food co-ops in order to optimize operational and marketing resources, strengthen purchasing power, and ultimately offer more value to natural food co-op owners and shoppers everywhere.