
How might faith-based actors play a role in changing values and norms of corruption?
FPIN member Roberto Laver’s “How might faith-based actors play a role in changing values and norms of corruption?” originally published on the Corruption and Fragile States Blog of the Fletcher School on March 29, 2021 Having grown up in Argentina, with its consistently high levels of societal corruption, I am quite familiar with the significant…
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[Webinar] Faith and Anticorruption
The Joint Learning Initiative on Faith and Local Communities and the Faith and Public Integrity Network co-hosted a Faith and Anticorruption webinar on March 22, 2021. Listen to the conversation below that explores the opportunities and challenges for faith leaders and organizations in promoting public integrity and fighting corruption. Corruption, particularly endemic corruption, is widely…

10 Resources for Integrity and Anti-corruption: Moral Resilience and Relevance for the Church Mission Community
An article by Kelly O’Donnell organizes and introduces 10 integrity and anti-corruption resources that have been developed within the Lausanne Movement; 5 resources were written for its third Congress (2010), and 5 resources have been written since then (2010-2020).

Remarks at the Launch of Institutional Integrity Report, 2018
This report discusses the concept of institutional integrity, how it has been applied in practice, and the potential of international cooperation to contribute to it.

Hon. Sirajin Rollings-Kamara, Christians in Governance
Honorable Rabbi Sirajin Rollings-Kamara is a former Member of Parliament in Sierra Leone, currently serving as the President and Founder of Christians In Governance and as Focal Person for Micah Global Sierra Leone. He previously worked with Global Recordings Network (formerly Gospel Recordings) for 15 years and served as Coordinator for West and Central Africa.…

Niels Riconalla, FOCIG, Inc.
Niels Patrick Ceniza Riconalla has worked as a public servant for 24 years across three government offices. He served as Acting Division Chief of the Monetary and Price Division of the National Planning and Policy Staff, National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) from 1984 to 1992. He then acted as Director of the Public Affairs…

Felipe Augusto, ANAJURE
Felipe Augusto is the Executive Director of ANAJURE (Brazilian Association of Christian Lawyers), a non-governmental organization focused on the defense of the fundamental civil liberties, in particular religious freedom, freedom of expression, and migrants’ rights. Recognizing that it is impossible to effectively protect and promote civil liberties without combating corruption, part of Felipe’s work has…

Jill Stoltzfus, Association for a More Just Society
Jill Stoltzfus is the Executive Director for the Association for a More Just Society (AJS), a U.S. organization dedicated to doing justice in Honduras and to inspiring others around the world to seek justice in their own contexts. She studied during her undergrad in Honduras, where she lived with a Honduran family and studied at…

Alfred Wimana Sebahene, St John’s University of Tanzania Dodoma, Tanzania
Dr. Alfred Wimana Sebahene holds a PhD in Systematic Theology from University of Stellenbosch, South Africa, majoring in Public Theology, Theological Ethics and Anti-Corruption Studies, and holds MA and BA Honours degrees from Middlesex University, Oak Hill College, London, United Kingdom. For the last thirteen years, Alfred has been a lecturer, researcher, social ethics specialist and anti-corruption consultant at…
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[Article Review] “The Psychology Behind Unethical Behavior”
Some introductory comments by Kelly O’Donnell, PsyD on the article:The Psychology Behind Unethical Behavior by Merete Wedell-Wedellsborg, Harvard Business Review (12 April 2019) A bitter truth is better than a sweet lie. Uzbek proverb Wondering what makes us “tick” when it comes to making unethical decisions? This article can help. It offers a quick, readable…
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[Webinar] Open Consultation: How to use digital media to stir believers into action?
In response to a lively email dialogue, we organized a webinar consultation hosted by Peter Mathias about his ongoing work in Nigeria. Peter kicked off the discussion with context about his work, then invited a discussion that dove into positive messaging strategies, collaboration, and potential examples to learn from in Uganda, Honduras, and Kenya. Video Audio only

Martin Allaby
Martin is a British doctor and public health specialist who has worked for 10 years in South Asia and conducted field research in Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar, Vietnam, the Philippines, Kenya, Zambia and Peru. His PhD from the Oxford Centre for Mission Studies was published under the title ‘Inequality, Corruption and the Church: Challenges and Opportunities…
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