Faith-Based Social Impact https://ballardcenter.byu.edu/skill-faith Faith-Based Social Impact en-US Tue, 02 Jun 2026 19:10:11 GMT Finding the Road to Character https://ballardcenter.byu.edu/resources-section/finding-the-road-to-character David Brooks | BYU Speech Tue, 02 Jun 2026 19:10:11 GMT https://ballardcenter.byu.edu/resources-section/finding-the-road-to-character

Finding the Road to Character

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This forum address was given at Brigham Young University by David Brooks, an op-ed columnist for the New York Times. He offers insight into the importance of seeing each other deeply and the role of compassion in building strong communities.

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]]> Women and Education: "A Future Only God Could See for You" https://ballardcenter.byu.edu/resources-section/women-and-education-a-future-only-god-could-see-for-you A BYU Speech by Eva Witesman | Director of the Ballard Center for Social Impact Tue, 12 May 2026 18:29:34 GMT https://ballardcenter.byu.edu/resources-section/women-and-education-a-future-only-god-could-see-for-you

Women and Education: "A Future Only God Could See for You"

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In this powerful BYU address, Eva Witesman explores the spiritual importance of education, personal revelation, and developing one's divine potential. Through personal stories and prophetic teachings, she encourages women to pursue learning as a sacred responsibility and to trust God's guidance in shaping their unique paths.

Key Takeaways:

Education is both a spiritual and intellectual pursuit God prepares individuals for "a future only He could see" Women's voices, leadership, and gifts are needed in the world Personal revelation can guide nonlinear life and career paths Learning and service are deeply connected

This address is a meaningful resource for anyone navigating questions about purpose, education, leadership, becoming a force for good in the world.

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]]> Doing Small Things with Great Love: How Everyday Humanitarians Are Changing the World https://ballardcenter.byu.edu/resources-section/doing-small-things-with-great-love-how-everyday-humanitarians-are-changing-the-world A Book by Sharon Eubank Tue, 12 May 2026 15:56:07 GMT https://ballardcenter.byu.edu/resources-section/doing-small-things-with-great-love-how-everyday-humanitarians-are-changing-the-world

Doing Small Things with Great Love: How Everyday Humanitarians Are Changing the World

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Sharon Eubank's

Doing Small Things with Great Love: How Everyday Humanitarians Are Changing the World

explores how ordinary acts of compassion, service, and faith can create meaningful change in communities around the world. Drawing from humanitarian experiences and personal stories, Eubank highlights the power of small, consistent efforts to address real human needs.

In her book, Sharon highlights these 10 aspects of becoming everyday humanitarians:

The 5 basic truths of helping those in need You are most powerful where you live Building trusted networks Asking the right questions Protecting dignity Attacking root causes and nurturing long-term solutions Volunteerism Improving the world is meant to be fun What can and cannot be done Making the work your own

Key Takeaways:

Meaningful impact often begins with small, intentional acts Effective service starts with listening and building trust Sustainable change is rooted in compassion, dignity, and collaboration Anyone can contribute to strengthening their community

This book is a thoughtful resource for students, professionals, and aspiring changemakers interested in humanitarian work, leadership, and social impact.

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