We believe the most powerful way to inspire our members is to share real-life stories of individuals who are striving to apply their values to their work, around the world. In fact, that’s at the heart of the ebbf strategy. That’s why we’re inviting you to tell us about your personal successes and challenges – however big or small they may be – as well as your thoughts, insights and ideas on creating more meaningful work.

Are you about to start a project or company? We’d like to hear about it. Maybe you’re writing a book or an article? You could send us a few selections with questions for our members, which might spark a conversation.

How have you managed to incorporate your values into your work? What values are important for your company? And what are the principles that animate your daily actions? Whether you want to contribute a few lines or a more in-depth thought-piece, we’d be happy to hear from you.

We’re interested in any authentic experiences you have to share which may inspire or encourage other ebbf members to take the first, critical steps in their own workplaces. At the same time, we want to help you initiate rich exchanges, to forge new connections and to formulate new ideas. If you have any questions about the process, you can contact our blog editor, Ismael Velasco. 

ebbf’s press has been active since the organisation was founded in 1990 and currently offers a range of publications addressing issues of social responsibility, values and ethics in business, in civil society organisations and in workplaces everywhere.  If you have a project in mind, please contact publications@ebbf.org 

ebbf’s knowledge network offers people all over the world the opportunity to access relevant and timely information about the application of values and ethics in the workplace.  Contributors are practitioners in a particular field of expertise who have dedicated their time to leading the research and ultimately aggregating the content.  We are specifically looking for people interested in developing content in the folliwng areas:

. CSR in 2020 that will present its findings at the May EBBF International Event.

. Green Economy that will present at the RIO 2012 summit

. Contribution of religions to management and business that will present its findings at the EABIS event in 2012

New contributions to the ebbf knowledge network are always welcome, so if you feel you have something meaningful to share please contact research@ebbf.org.
 

With over 250 events each year across 60 countries, ebbf welcomes individuals who want to contribute to the global discourse.  Please send a brief paragraph or two about your topic and your availability to travel to events@ebbf.org.

We want to hear about any exciting, ebbf-related projects you are currently working on – and share them with our network.Please fill in the relevant sections below to provide an outline of the work you’re doing. The project could be either at or outside your current workplace – what matters is that it’s bringing your personal ethics and values to life. Please also share what you need to take your project to the next level and what opportunities it can offer other ebbf members and contacts.

The following projects are active and would greatly benefit from your involvement. Please contact us if you are interested in supporting any of these - or if there are any new projects you would like to propose to the ebbf.

ebbf is determined to continue operating a very small budget, very carefully using every small financial resource to produce effective results. Your direct contribution to one or more projects or to the general costs of ebbf will be an important sign of your support and involvement in ebbf's overall vision.

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