About CREED Ghana
CREED Ghana was founded on a simple conviction: Ghana’s democracy will only thrive if its citizens understand it, believe in it, and take part in it. CREED treats the National Anthem and National Pledge as moral texts, not ceremonies, and builds civic learning from them.
CREED Institute and Foundation is nongovernmental, non-partisan and non-profit in its purpose and approach.
Where the work stands
CREED is preparing for the next step: collaborative pilot testing.
The executive brief outlines ready-to-test materials and proposed models. They need feedback, testing, and collaborative development. CREED is seeking partners and critical review; this site does not present pilot results or validated impact findings.
About the founder
Ben Adarkwa Dwamena, MD
Founder and Director, CREED Institute and Foundation
He is a Clinical Associate Professor Emeritus of Radiology in the Division of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging at the University of Michigan. Born in Ghana, he developed CREED from a conviction that national renewal begins with individual character formation and that Ghana’s own moral traditions can support civic transformation.
To Know. To Serve. To Renew.
Interested in reviewing the framework, exploring a pilot, or offering constructive feedback? We welcome a conversation.
Email CREED Ghana“Fill our hearts with true humility, make us cherish fearless honesty.”
— Ghana National Anthem