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Co-host Dave Stachowiak and Dr. Sandra Morgan have a conversation with Retired Deputy Chief Derek Marsh who currently serves as the Bureau of Justice Assistance visiting fellow of human trafficking. In this episode, they discuss ethical decision making in right vs. right situations, such as justice vs. mercy or fairness vs. empathy situations that we have to address when combating human trafficking. Derek provides several ethical decision making (EDM) models that we can practice to master effective ethical decision making in our personal and professional fields.
Resources:
Online Anti-Human Trafficking Certificate
Author James Svara Resources : Ethical Triangle
Gary Tyra’s Pursuing Moral Faithfulness: Ethics and Christian Discipleship
Josephson Institute of Ethics: 7 Step Path to Ethical Decision Making
Global Center for Women and Justice
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