below. 1. Make a meme (a humorous position/ image, video, piece of text, etc) on the issue Charity A number of ethical issues come up regularly when discussing charity work or simply giving something or a favor. Exploring YOUR ETHICS 1.What will you do in the situation below? "Writing a Policy." This sounds really boring, but actually it can be great fun and pretty effective. This will help people think more carefully about "all-or-none" policies and build exceptions and gray areas into their thinking. We start with, "What is your policy concerning ...?" A great example is accepting gifts, which is a fascinating issue in ethics. People try to avoid the complexity involved. Some, taking friendship as their "analogous relationship" will say, "I think it's fine! It shows that they are happy." Given gifts may have multiple meanings, and some may actually get in the way of your being a policemen or your being a professional. For example, gifts might carry romantic or sexual connotations: a dozen long-stem roses is not just an expression of gratitude! People will say, "My policy will be never to accept gifts. That way I avoid all the problems." It doesn't take much testing the limits to show that this position is untenable: What if a client gives you a Christmas card or gift certificate or coupon at a restaurant? It might be pretty offensive to refuse such a token