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For Global Ethics Day 2018, Intel shared their commitment to living up to their code of conduct and adhering to their core values. “In all that we do—from treating others equally with dignity and respect to speaking up when something isn’t right—ethics matter.”

October 17, 2018 marked the fifth annual Global Ethics Day, and it was the biggest year yet. By Carnegie Council’s count, there were 140+ activities by organizations and individuals in over 50 countries. They took place in Asia, Africa, Australia, Eurasia, Europe, the Americas (North, South and Central America, and the Caribbean) and the Middle East.

Harold Goodwin, WTM’s responsible tourism advisor, explores the meaning of ethics in the tourism industry. This article was originally published on WTM.com.

Bruce Weinstein, The Ethics Guy, asked 20 leaders from a wide range of fields a simple question: “What does ‘ethics’ mean to you?” This article was originally published on Forbes.com.

This year, ICMA Pakistan celebrated Global Ethics Day 2018 by arranging events nationwide for students and members to discuss ethical challenges that are facing the corporate world. 

Held every October, Global Ethics Day provides an opportunity for organizations around the world to hold events for people to explore the crucial role of ethics in their professions and their daily lives, each in their own way.

ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) has teamed up with Carnegie Council and CFA Institute to celebrate this year’s Global Ethics Day on October 17, 2018.

Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs announces its tenth annual International Essay Contest, open to students of all nationalities anywhere in the world.