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Ethics of Predictive Policing

Weather satellites, radiosondes, and many other instruments are used to aid meteorologists with the complicated task of predicting the weather.

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The gubernatorial candidates’ housing plans: An assessment

Gov. Chris Sununu and his opponent, Sen. Tom Sherman, have proposed reforms to alleviate New Hampshire’s severe housing shortage. How do those proposals compare, and how effective would they be?

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The Ethics of Business, Trade, & Global Governance

The Saint Anselm College Center for Ethics in Society, in cooperation with the Department of Finance—University of Vienna and the University of St. Andrews Centre for Responsible Banking & Finance, announces a call for proposals for a conference on the economics, ethics, and governance of global commerce.

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Ethics Circles Capstone Event at Saint Anselm College

On May 18, 2022, the Center for Ethics hosted a capstone event for the Ethics Circles program. High school students joined us on campus for a series of discussions and activities.

Students at the Ethics Circles Capstone event

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Ethics and Spirituality: A Wisdom Lecture Series

Ethics is often discussed in terms of fixed rules and principles, but it can also be understood as a set of guidelines for growth and self-transformation. In this lecture series offered by the Center for Ethics in Society, we explore some of these guidelines as offered by the world’s great spiritual traditions. Whether we understand spirituality as deepening of our relationship with the divine, growing our compassion for one another, or simply as an awakening of our innermost potential, we can learn from those teachers who have walked the path before us.

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Frederick Douglass Colloquium Inspires Ethics Conversations on Campus

The Center for Ethics in Society recently sponsored an in-depth reflection of Frederick Douglass’ extensive writings. A small group of students met four times in spring 2023 to study and contemplate ethical conversations about race and society.