In animal care work, we face constant ethical challenges. We see wrongdoing. We sense when something isn't right. We know things should be different.
The gap isn't usually in our knowing. The gap is in our doing.
Moral courage is the bridge between the two.
In this episode, Dr. Jamie McNally explores moral courage and the willingness to stand up for and act according to your ethical beliefs even in the presence of risk and in the absence of ethics codes, committees, and clear policies.
In the absence of external structures, moral courage often becomes a largely individual journey, but it's one you can take while being clear in your values.
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