Moral Injury is a new term for the ancient recognition that while life in community relies on moral obligations and expectations toward one another; inevitably, at times our actions fall short of fulfilling such obligations and expectations. While its contemporary use arose in the aftermath of the war in Vietnam, the concept is valuable across human communities.

​The obligations informing life in community reflect a shared understanding of our moral commitments to our neighbors and to the well-being of our local and global community. Life in community relies on such foundational norms and mutual expectations. 

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