Reference no: EM133263499

Northouse, P. G. (2021). Introduction to leadership: Concepts and practice (5th ed.). Washington, DC: Sage.

• Chapter 12, "Addressing Ethics in Leadership" (pp. 308- 335)

By Day 3

Post the strategy you would use to address the Teen First director's request if you were the social worker in the Bradley case. Then, describe a hypothetical situation in which an organization's decision conflicts with your personal/professional ethics but remains within the law. Explain how you would respond to this situation, and why.

Bradley Family Episode 5 Program Transcript 

FEMALE SPEAKER: Sandy, listen. I wanted to follow up with you about something. Our client, Tiffany Bradley--

SANDY: Uh-huh. 

FEMALE SPEAKER: Well, we'd like to use her photo in some of the materials that we're putting together for our Teen First program, promoting who we are and the services we offer. She'd be great, don't you think? [MUSIC PLAYING] 

SANDY: She's trying to get on with her life. Having her picture used that way, she'd be like the poster child for human trafficking. We'd be making her a victim all over again. 

FEMALE SPEAKER: That's a little over the top. Why don't you ask her and get her opinion? Come on, don't you think she should make up her own mind? It might make her feel empowered-- show what a real survivor she is.

SANDY: It feels too soon. I mean, she's one phone call away from going back to her pimp.

FEMALE SPEAKER: [SIGHS] Sandy, you cannot hold her hand forever. She should at least be given the chance to make up her own mind. 

SANDY: I really don't want to do this. Besides, can you imagine what would happen if you put her on all your posters and she actually does go back to her old life on the streets? Teens First would look ridiculous.