Events
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Anti-Black Racism, Health & Health Care: A Reckoning—and a Path Forward
A new report calls on the field of bioethics to take the lead in efforts to remedy racial injustice and health inequities in the United States. Join the editors of the report, “A Critical Moment in Bioethics: Reckoning with Anti-Black Racism Through Intergenerational Dialogue,” for a virtual discussion with Michele Goodwin, Chancellor’s Professor and Director,...
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Migration Humanities and Social Justice
OnlineHastings Center Scholar, Nancy Berlinger will present, "Migration Humanities and Social Justice," at Otago Bioethics Center, University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand.
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Self-determined care or pernicious self-responsibilization? The Case of Telemedicine
Mercer Gary a postdoctoral fellow at The Hastings Center will be giving a presentation on "Self-determined care or pernicious self-responsibilization? The Case of Telemedicineat for the Association for Feminist and Social Theory.
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Chimeras (But Don’t Call Them Chimeras): An Introduction to the Ethics & Policy Debate
OnlineJosephine Johnston, Director of Research at The Hastings Center, and Dr. Insoo Hyun, Director of the Center for Life Sciences and Public Learning at the Museum of Science in Boston will present, “Chimeras (But Don't Call Them Chimeras): An Introduction to the Ethics and Policy Debate” at the September 15 PRIM&R webinar.
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Aging in a Place: Perspectives on the Meanings of “Home” and “Community” from Age-focused Researchers & Practitioners
OnlineEveryone ages in some "place," or a series of places. This event will explore the concept of place from the perspectives of housing research, affordable housing development and modification, and dementia-friendly community planning. Our aim is to connect humanistic concepts with socially engaged research and practice on planning and housing for aging societies, to support...
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Understanding Cultural Narratives of Dementia: Tasks and Tools for Humanities Scholars
OnlineHastings Center Research Scholar Nancy Berlinger will present "Understanding Cultural Narratives of Dementia: Tasks and Tools for Humanities Scholars" at the European Network of Aging Studies (ENAS) and North American Network of Aging Studies (NANAS) Joint Conference.
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Ethical & Regulatory Considerations in Xenotransplantation Clinical Trials: Patient Selection, Equity in Access, & Wait Listing
OnlineThe webinar aims to provide participants with the ethical, regulatory, and psychosocial context to address the following questions: - What strategies should be used to minimize clinical trial investigators’ conflict of interest in recruiting patients into xenotransplant clinical trials? - How should potential participants be notified about the option of participating in a xenotransplant clinic...
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The Suppliants Project: Ukraine, Notre Dame Forum
Theater of WarDramatic readings of Aeschylus’ Suppliants as catalyst for powerful, global dialogue about the impact of war. Translated and Directed by Bryan Doerries.
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What Do Physicians Want from Leadership?
Champions of Wellness Virtual Summit 2022Nancy Berlinger, Ph.D., a Research Scholar at The Hastings Center, will be speaking at the Champions of Wellness Virtual Summit 2022 on "What Do Physicians Want from Leadership?: Insights from a Qualitative Four-City Study of Systems Factors in Occupational Health and Wellbeing During COVID-19."
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How I Became Disabled
https://www.genome.gov/event-calendar/irreducible-subjects-disability-and-genomics-in-the-past-present-and-futureRosemarie Garland-Thomson, Hastings Center senior advisor and fellow, will be speaking on “How I Became Disabled” at The National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) and The State University of New York at Buffalo Center for Disability Studies two-day symposium entitled, “Irreducible Subjects: Disability and Genomics in the Past, Present and Future."
