  Chirality plays an important role in understanding the dynamics of quantum
field theories. In this paper, we study the dynamics of models where
renormalization group flows change the chiral structure of the theory. We
introduce model building tools and construct models with a variety of chirality
flows: from the appearance of new massless composite matter, to the development
of mass gaps to completely general changes in the chiral matter content. The
stability of chirally symmetric vacua is sensitive to the interplay between
non-perturbative dynamics and deformations necessary to generate chirality
flows. In particular, we show that chirality flows can be easily induced by
deformations of s-confining models. On the other hand, in the absence of true
s-confinement, the required deformations destabilize chirally symmetric ground
states.
