No, there is not an industry standard certification at this time.

However, Georgetown University’s School of Continuing Studies offers a course “Conversations about Ethics”.

There is no clear authority on ethical storytelling at this time.

Current conversations about ethical storytelling vary in whether they are concerned about the production process or the meaning of the story. However, there has been more funding for researching storytelling practices in the 2020s.

No - because it’s not an online-only survey. Survey questions are asked in conversation because there are many details specific to different types of organizations and work that can be lost outside of conversation.

However, responses will only be shared in aggregate, and your individual responses will never be shared without permission.