It’s Not Coddling to Care
Why engaged leadership creates stronger units—and why care is not softness.
Articles & Thought Leadership
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Featured
Two pieces that best introduce how we think about leadership, care, and mission.
Bekah Bibb
Communications, philanthropy, education, family, and the institutions that hold communities together.
A Flight to Remember
How the Honor Flight brings hope and healing to veterans.
HunterSeven Foundation
Leading the fight against post-9/11 veteran cancer and toxic exposures.
Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation
Keeping the flame of liberty alive through memory and education.
Is Phone Addiction the New Normal Childhood?
What constant connectivity is doing to attention and formation.
Make the United States Military Great Again
Standards, culture, and the health of the force.
Andrew Bibb
Strategy, leadership, defense, civic character, and the moral architecture of free societies.
It’s Not Coddling to Care
Engaged leadership and unit strength.
Most-read MWI 2021
MWI Top Ten of 2021
Recognition for the year’s most-read MWI work.
Saving the Next Nick
Suicide prevention as a moral imperative.
Fighting on Purpose
Purpose as a strategic and human requirement.
George Washington and the Military Recruitment Crisis
Founding-era insight for a modern recruiting challenge.
Reagan and the Rock
Finding meaning in service, not celebrity.
The CURE for Distrust
Communication, understanding, respect, and expertise in unit trust.
CURE for Distrust — Podcast
Audio conversation on rebuilding trust through CURE.
Professional Fulfillment
How purpose promotes unit cohesion.
Civil Reconnaissance Teams
The expeditionary arm of civil affairs forces.
Civil Affairs, Churchill, and Paying Attention
The power of attention in civil-military work.
Engaged Awareness Cycle
Making the most of spontaneous civil engagement.
Destruction, Creation, and Engagement
Engagement as a creative and strategic act.
The Declaration and U.S. Foreign Policy
A founding-era framework for American statecraft.
George Washington’s Federalism
Ordered liberty and federal structure in Washington’s thought.
In Search of Democracy
What self-government requires of a people.
The American Dream
Purpose as a path to fulfillment.
No Substitute for Competence and Character
Why technique never replaces virtue.
A Strategic Vision for Civics
Civics as strategic formation, not soft elective.
Congressional Record Recognition
Entered remarks related to public service and leadership.
American Pietas & Project Pietas
Long-form work on moral purpose, duty, and disciplined contentment.
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