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    The Bioethics of Surrogacy: Looking Back and Ahead 

    November 11 @ 5:00 pm

    This webinar is the third event in our series, “Frontiers in the Ethics of Human Reproduction.”  Surrogacy is helping growing numbers of people fulfill their dream of becoming parents. But throughout its history, from “Baby M” in the 1980s to various cases in the news today, it has raised ethical and legal questions. How have...

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  • December 2026

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    Trust Worth Measuring: How Do We Measure Organizational Trustworthiness? Lessons from the TRUST TEAM’s PCORI-Funded Science of Engagement Initiative

    December 10 @ 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm

    How do we measure organizational trustworthiness, and why does it matter? Join the TRUST TEAM for an interactive workshop on developing a psychometric scale to assess organizational trustworthiness in community-engaged research. Through emerging methods, lessons learned, and group discussion, participants will explore practical strategies for building meaningful collaboration between community partners and researchers. Together, we...

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    Why Does the Holocaust Matter Today? (Post-production conversation)

    December 10 @ 7:00 pm

    This talk will take place after the Broadway play Here There Are Blueberries. As the generation that witnessed the Holocaust passes from living memory, what responsibility (and opportunity) does its history place on us today? And how do we draw contemporary meaning from the Holocaust without distorting its history or instrumentalizing its suffering? David Goldman, founder...

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