Inspiring Virtues Globally

We are excited to share some milestones in our journey to spread virtues and empower communities...

Our School Designation program has completed its pilot year and is now offering The Virtues Project School Designation program to schools worldwide.

Our work in Kenya and Fiji continues to grow through meaningful collaborations and partnerships.

In Kenya, we have begun printing our TVP materials locally to reduce costs and expand access to these materials, building on the great work already underway.  Product development there has created an income-generating opportunity and will help grow awareness of The Virtues Project.

Our efforts in Kenyan schools are bearing fruit. Recently, two Kenyan university students who had received training from The Virtues Project received their Diplomas in Social and Community Development. During job interviews, their Virtues Certificates played a key role in securing employment.  This is a powerful testimony to the value of TVP training in building integrity, confidence, and employability.

In Fiji, we are strengthening community engagement and training opportunities by collaborating with community leaders and partnering with coral conservation initiatives to both sustain TVP and support conservation efforts.

Together, these efforts are building sustainable pathways for economic empowerment and values-based development.

We have begun selling more products on Amazon, opening up new opportunities for global supporters and facilitators to access our materials that sustain their work.

These are just a few examples of the remarkable work being done worldwide.

Thanks to your generosity and service, we are taking many steps forward in strengthening integrity and character through bringing The Virtues Project to the world. Your support is enabling us to inspire and equip communities worldwide with the tools of compassion, respect, and purpose.

Over the past three months, The Virtues Project has continued to flourish and expand across the globe with dedication, enthusiasm, and a shared sense of purpose. Together, we are nurturing communities of character, compassion, and resilience through the transformative power of the Five Strategies.

We are joyfully witnessing ongoing workshops and facilitator trainings in North America, South America, Africa, Asia, Europe, and Oceania. Parents, educators, community leaders, social service providers, mental health professionals, and faith leaders are experiencing how virtues-based practices awaken the best within themselves and others. New Facilitators are stepping forward with courage and commitment, and Master Facilitators are being recognized for their steadfast leadership.

In March, the International Advisory Council (IAC) was honored to host two enriching sessions for our global facilitator community. Held on March 18/19 and 25/26, each session welcomed approximately 45 participants from 22 countries. These dynamic gatherings included inspiring guest speakers, engaging breakout discussions, and reflective large-group conversations—deepening our collective insight and connection.

In April, we launched The Joy of Virtues WhatsApp community to bring Facilitators and Enthusiasts together in a space of joyful encouragement and daily inspiration. To spark engagement, a 21-Day Virtues Acknowledgements Challenge invited members to practice intentional recognition by sharing daily acknowledgements using virtues language. The energy, sincerity, and participation in this initiative truly embodied our shared spirit of unity and appreciation.

In Kenya, prison officials have warmly welcomed The Virtues Project, recognizing its potential as a pathway to healing and rehabilitation. One official wisely observed, “We can’t keep building more prisons. This program offers real hope for change.” Their receptiveness is a beacon of hope for a more restorative and compassionate justice system.

Widow groups in Kenya are demonstrating remarkable resilience and cooperation. By applying the virtues in practical ways, they are lifting themselves out of poverty. With income from renting out a community tent and preparations underway for a pig-rearing project, these women are cultivating sustainability and empowering one another through hard work, unity, and vision.

Through collaboration with community organizations, Virtues Project Fiji has trained six new Facilitators and acquired a computer to support ongoing training efforts. Guided by purpose and compassion, Fijian youth are reaching out to their peers—particularly those facing poverty and substance use—with kindness, understanding, and hope.

Our Virtues Project School Designation Program is approaching the end of its pilot phase. We are now in the process of reviewing valuable feedback from participating schools as we prepare for a formal launch later this year. This initiative will soon be open to schools around the world who aspire to create learning environments rooted in respect, responsibility, and excellence.

With gratitude, we celebrate the unity, love, and dedication that continue to shape our shared journey. Thank you for being a vital part of this growing global movement to awaken the virtues in every person.