Giving Voice to Values Africa
A case-based course that helps you learn to speak and act with confidence when confronted with value conflicts, and build ethical campuses and workplaces.
Who is Giving Voice to Values Africa for?
GVV Africa supports organizations to build values-based leadership across the institution. Students can access GVV Africa for Students, a dedicated, self-paced course designed for their learning experience, while faculty and staff can take the GVV Africa Certificate Course to strengthen their ability to navigate ethical challenges and act on their values.
Organisations and Professionals
Equip professionals and organisations with the practical tools to navigate ethical challenges and act on their values. GVV Africa helps professionals move from knowing what is right to confidently acting on their values in workplace and leadership contexts.
- Professionals across sectors
- Organisations & Teams
- NGOs & Civil Society
- Government & Public Institutions
Higher Education Institutions
Equip your students, faculty and staff with the confidence and practical skills to act on their values. Students take GVV Africa for Students, a dedicated self-paced course, while faculty and staff take the GVV Africa Certificate Course to strengthen their ability to navigate ethical challenges and act on their values.
- Students — GVV Africa for Students
- Faculty & Staff — GVV Africa Certificate Course
Enrolled Participants
Participants from universities, colleges and institutions across Africa are already learning with GVV Africa.





















Seven modules, self-paced
Video interviews, African case studies, reflective writing, and discussion boards — engage with facilitators and fellow participants throughout.
01 What is Giving Voice to Values?
An introduction to the GVV approach — why we all have values, the “Three A’s”, and what it means to take ethical action as a leader. Features an interview with Dr. Patrick Awuah, President of Ashesi University.
02 Enablers & Disablers for Voicing Values
What makes it easier or harder to voice your values? Explore your personal enablers and disablers through Anne’s “Tale of Two Stories” and your first GVV case, The Missed Flight.
03 Reasons & Rationalizations
Recognise normalisation and the reasons and rationalisations that silence us — then learn the four-step process for voicing values, worked through The Deadly Life Insurance case.
04 Alignment
Align your voice through self-knowledge, professional sense of purpose, and audience. Includes an interview with Mansa Nettey, CEO of Standard Chartered Bank, and The Child Bride Rescue case.
05 Voice
Put it into practice — rehearsal, communicating values, and listening — through The Presentation case and an interview with Elikem Tamaklo, MD of Nyaho Medical Centre.
06 Creating Conditions for Others to Voice Their Values
Move from individual voice to culture — building accountability and empowering others to speak up, with culture-change stories from Nyaho Medical Centre and Standard Chartered.
07 GVV Africa in a Nutshell
Consolidate your learning, capture your “aha” moment, and join the community — including calls for stories and new case writers to grow GVV Africa.
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GVV Africa for Students
- The ethical-leadership action lab for students
- Values-based leadership for student governance & campus life
- Certificate of participation
Certificate of Completion
- All seven course modules
- Discussion-board participation
- Certificate of Completion
Train-the-Trainer
- Live online case-facilitation session
- Train-the-Trainer certificate to facilitate with others
Course Authors & Contributors







Voice of Participants
“Africa’s biggest crisis is not poverty, it’s leadership. If we do not pursue our generational mission, we betray it.”
“GVV taught me how to find my voice and use it for positive change.”
“Leadership isn’t about the loudest voice, but the most authentic one — rooted in clear values.”
“Africa’s biggest crisis is not poverty, it’s leadership. If we do not pursue our generational mission, we betray it.”
“Leadership isn’t about the loudest voice, but the most authentic one — rooted in clear values.”
“GVV taught me how to find my voice and use it for positive change.”
“I just thought, I have to do this — to firm up my own values, and to impact the community around me.”
“We were told about the program, how it has been beneficial, and how the framework has been used at Ashesi University.”
“When faced with an ethical dilemma, it is okay to take a stance you really believe in — examine the parameters and take a step back.”
Ready to find your voice?
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