Author: Ethics and Society
This is the blog of the Fordham University Center for Ethics Education. The Center was established in 1999 to augment Fordham's commitment to cultivate life-long habits of critical thinking, moral reflection, and articulate expression, drawing upon the Jesuit maxims of Wisdom & Learning and Men and Women for Others. The Center provides a broad range of multidisciplinary ethics education opportunities, including degree programs, major lectures and support for ethics research and scholarship.
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Ethics in the News – Teachers on TikTok, Student Loan Forgiveness, Abortion Care, and More
Settler-Colonialism in the Sonoran Desert: Who is Really Native to the Land?
Recent Study Finds Reasons for Covid-19 Vaccine Hesitancy among Racial and Ethnic Minority Parents of Young Children
What the Bronx Can Teach Us about Transportation Ethics for People with Disabilities
Liberated Intellects: Placing the Prisons Back Inside their Walls
On Access and “Success:” The Reparative Role of Higher Education in Shaping a Just Future
Ethics, Duty, and Consequences in the TV Series “Anxious People” (“Folk med ångest”)
Ethics in the News – Ukraine Crisis and Media Ethics, College in the Metaverse, Science’s Racial Bias, Code for Ethical Art Collecting, & More
COVID-19 & the Widening Health Equity Gap: Increasing Access to Vaccines, Effects on PWID in Puerto Rico, and the Exacerbation of Mental Health Issues Among BIPOC
Women’s Rights and Resistance in a Global Context
Disability and Healthcare: Systematic Policy Failure and the Continuing Legacy of Eugenics & Racism
World AIDS Day 2021: The Latest in HIV Research
Ethics in the News – Artificial Intelligence, Ethics Violations, Forged Vaccination Cards, & More
Social Justice and Higher Education
The Ethics of Academic Supervision and Mentoring
“Acres of Skin” – A Reflection on the Protections and Ethical Considerations of Prison Populations in Research
Adding Fuel to the Fire: How Digital Media Has Transformed Inceldom
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