In partnership with Harvard Book Store, we are pleased to welcome award-winning and two-time world champion debater Bo Seo for a discussion of his book, Good Arguments: How Debate Teaches Us to...
Join us for an Open House to celebrate the renaming of the Edmond & Lily Safra Center for Ethics!
We are pleased to invite you to join us for an open house to celebrate the renaming of the Edmond & Lily Safra Center for Ethics! The open house will take place at the Center's office at 124 Mount Auburn St, Suite 520N, in Cambridge, on Tuesday, September 13, 2022 from 3PM-5PM.
Fellow in Residence, Adoulou N. Bitang, will be giving a lecture "Muntu in Crisis and the Critique of (Western) Philosophy" at the Society for Intercultural Philosophy (GIP) on July 19 at 7 PM CEST.
The GIP was founded in 1992 as a non-profit organization and now has members from all over the world who work together on the topic of intercultural philosophy. Learn more about the GIP and Bitang's upcoming lecture...
The Supreme Court decision for Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization has shocked the country. The United States is now living in a post-Roe world, and the right to abortion has lost its constitutional protection. Please join us for a discussion as we analyze this landmark decision, its underpinnings, and its impacts for abortion and other areas of law. Audience questions, especially from law students and other graduate students at Harvard, are strongly encouraged. Register for the Dobbs v. Jackson: Understanding the Post-Roe Landscape event...
Who decides when people in prison will receive health care, how they will do so, and what kind of care they receive? Health care for incarcerated populations is often determined by elements of the correctional system, including staff interference, budget limitations, or security overrides, instead of being informed by a patient’s clinical needs. Join us for a panel discussion on how these failures in care manifest themselves and how medical justice can be achieved for incarcerated populations. Our panelists will bring diverse perspectives to the matter from health care providers to legal...
Please join us for a discussion with Frances Haugen as part of our series Decisions & Desserts: What I Decided and Why. These events put undergraduates in conversation with leading decisionmakers, and allow undergraduates to explore with them the ethical considerations and other factors that went into some of their major life...
For some Americans, sustained and additional investments in police and prisons are seen as critical and necessary to ensure safety and justice for all citizens. On this view, enhanced support for law enforcement is key. Other Americans, however, call for reducing the scope of...
