Proximity over Prejudice: How to Change Yourself and Change the World
My personal reflections on how proximity overcomes prejudice and teaches us what it means to be human.
Glen Ford
Glen is the founder of Champions, shaped by his 40+ years experience across industry, Holocaust education and reconciliation in Rwanda. He is described as warm, grounded and deeply inspiring.
Reflections on the Champions Framework: Freddy's Story
What can Freddy’s story teach us about the Champions Framework? Walk with me and discover how one life can begin to bend the arc of history.
One Life, Multiplying Outward: Freddy and the Ripple Effect
How the courageous choices of a single survivor helped heal a nation — and then began to heal others far beyond its borders.
Forgiveness Is a Gift You Give Yourself
Freddy’s road to forgiveness took almost seventeen years. What he found transformed him — and is bending the arc of history.
The Champion Protectors
Freddy survived because of a friend named Jean Pierre: He was a Champion Protector. You can do the same.
The Power of a Single Choice: Human Agency in Freddy's Story
When everything has been taken from us, one thing remains: the power to choose who we become.
Be a Man: The Champions Story of Freddy Mutanguha
At eighteen, Freddy lost almost his entire family. His mother's last words: "If you survive, be a man". This is his story.
Reflections on the Champions Framework: James Oglethorpe
Centering leadership on what makes us human — how one remarkable life illuminates the whole Champions Pathway, from a starting canvas to the bending of history itself.
Key Themes: James Oglethorpe through a Champions lens
What the whole narrative arc teaches us about centering leadership on what makes us human.
Bending the Arc of History: Oglethorpe and Human Gravity
From Newton and Einstein to a debtor's cell in London — how a single life came to bend the world around it, and what that might mean for yours.
Humanity by Design
Center your life on what makes us human, and that humanity flows into everything you build — your laws and your cities alike.
The Chief and the General
Oglethorpe, Tomochichi, and the Friendship That Built Savannah