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The 2024-25 Environmental Ethics Fellows are focusing on the ethical dimensions of the 2023 levee failure in Pajaro, California.
A conversation about civic education and engagement with Government Ethics Fellows Christian Barnard, Bailey Black, and Ainsley Zapata.
In the pursuit of optimization of email using AI, something is lost: the human connection that makes communication meaningful.
Technologies can change the medium by which people experience personal leadership, but they shouldn’t be allowed to erase the personal connections so important to the human race.
We should not allow AI to become our parent, unable to make our own choices, forever trapped in an immature state, while the “automated adults” of AI take care of all the grown-up work.
Human dignity is taken to mean the inherent and equal worth of all humans in a moral-political sense.
Our digital world has provided us countless reasons to stereotype, vilify, and make an enemy out of anyone. Religions can be at the forefront of changing this.
From biased diagnostic tools to unequal access to treatment options, health care inequality is an issue in the United States. The system has failed Black Americans at every step of kidney disease.
There has been a reassessment of how pediatric patients can and should be more involved in decisions concerning their own care.
In this dispiriting moment when the Trump administration has rejected environmental justice and climate change, what can the 2023 Pajaro flood teach us about how Catholic moral thought responds to such realities?
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