Emory Center for Ethics

On Monday, October 26, Dr. Carol Anderson will sit down with Dr. Carol Henderson to discuss both the history of voter suppression and the ongoing barriers that Black and Latino voters must overcome in the United States. Dr. Anderson is the Charles Howard Candler professor of African American Studies at Emory and author of One Person, No Vote: How Voter Suppression is Destroying Our Democracy and Dr. Henderson is Emory's Chief Diversity Officer. Both women are powerhouses in their fields. With the 2020 election right around the corner, this is a must-see webinar! To register for the event, please visit: https://cfecarolanderson.eventbrite.com

In just 1 week, our Director of Ethics and Arts Program Carlton Mackey will be moderating the first event in the series Hands Up Atlanta: Art & Activism through the Alliance Theater. https://alliancetheatre.org/events/recasting-the-black-image ... An event about reckoning with the stereotype of the Black Male. This artistic presentation and conversation focuses on demands placed on Black men by society and mainstream media and the ways artist-activists are reshaping this image. Featuring screenings of film shorts from the co-directors of Hands Up, Alexis Woodard and Keith Arthur Bolden, and artist Mark Kendall.

Register Now! Ethics Isn't for Wimps: Addressing the Challenges for Ethical Consulting with Dr. Edward Queen. http://ow.ly/QvdJ50BxR2i Participants will: >Gain a deeper awareness of the ethical issues within the practice of management consulting >Enhance their ability to identify ethically fraught situations... >Improve their ethical analysis >Gain ways to improve ethical decision-making and action with a focus on IMC-USA Code of Ethics #ethics #ethicsworkshop #ethicsconsulting #consulting

Less than 90 minutes away! Don't miss the opportunity to hear Dr. Ibram X. Kendi speak about his best selling book How to Be an Antiracist LIVE today, Sep 16 at 4 pm. engage.emory.edu/kendi "Definitions anchor us in principles. This is not a light point: If we don’t do the basic work of defining the kind of people we want to be in language that is stable and consistent, we can’t work toward stable, consistent goals. Some of my most consequential steps toward being an antirac...ist have been the moments when I arrived at basic definitions. To be an antiracist is to set lucid definitions of racism/antiracism, racist/antiracist policies, racist/antiracist ideas, racist/antiracist people. To be a racist is to constantly redefine racist in a way that exonerates one’s changing policies, ideas, and personhood." -Dr. Ibram X. Kendi, How to Be an Antiracist See more

One week away: Dr. Ibram Kendi LIVE on How to Be an Antiracist. Reserve your free, digital seat before we reach capacity! engage.emory.edu/kendi

We're proud to announce that New York Times Bestselling author Ibram X. Kendi will be speaking LIVE with Emory's own Dr. Carol Anderson on Wednesday, September 16 at 4 pm. Space is VERY limited, reserve your seat now! http://www.engage.emory.edu/kendi Presented by the Emory Center for Ethics Sponsored by the James W. Fowler Ethics Fund

Join Edward Queen tomorrow, August 14 at 4 pm EST to explore the good, the bad, and the ethical of artificial intelligence with Advenae's webinar series #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #EthicalArtificialIntelligence #Ethics #Webinar #FreeEvent

Professor Jonathan Crane briefly talks to us about race and religion & the deep misunderstanding between the two. What are your thoughts on this topic?

Did you know that Center faculty publishes AJOB Neuroscience? This journal provides a comprehensive resource for scholars, practitioners, and others interested in ethics and the brain sciences. This month we published a special issue of the journal: BRAIN 2.0! Take a look!

Did you catch Paul Root Wolpe on WABE last week? If not, the longer form of his radio segment is on "Did You Wash Your Hands?" their Covid-19 podcast https://podcasts.apple.com//did-you-wash-you/id1504503533

Paul Root Wolpe, Edward Queen and John Banja are participating in Advenæ’s upcoming Ethical Artificial Intelligence Symposium: Decoding Humanity. The virtual symposium is free, but space is limited. The event is filled with thought leaders from around the county weighing in on provocative AI topics. It should be very interesting! Learn more https://loom.ly/NNBFf1g