Today marks the tenth annual Global Ethics Day! We invite you to join with individuals, schools, businesses, and institutions around the world that are taking action to empower ethics. Over the last decade, participants from over 100 countries have taken part in this day of ethical action. Please be sure to share your activities on social media using #GlobalEthicsDay and #EthicsEmpowered. For ideas on how to engage, check out our social media toolkit.
Register for Carnegie Council's Global Ethics Day Events!
Unlocking Cooperation
Our keynote event for Global Ethics Day will be streaming live at 12pm ET. Carnegie Council President Joel Rosenthal will be in conversation with MIT’s Erez Yoeli and Tufts’ Abiodun Williams discussing cooperation, an essential virtue in the pursuit of an ethical life. If we don’t take steps to enhance cooperation, there is little hope of addressing shared global challenges such as climate change, AI, political violence, and more.
Competing Priorities and Generational Dynamics at the Doorstep
In this live episode of The Doorstep podcast, streaming at 2pm ET, Carnegie Council senior fellows and co-hosts Tatiana Serafin and Nikolas Gvosdev will convene a special Global Ethics Day conversation at The Ohio State University. Together with Ohio State faculty and students, they will explore the question: How might a new generation of Americans redefine the goals and purpose of U.S. global engagement?
Ahead of Global Ethics Day, the Ethics & International Affairs journal convened scholars from the Global South and North to discuss the barriers to knowledge production in the academic world and how to bring new voices into the classroom, library, and bookstore. What does a more diverse and inclusive approach to knowledge production look like?
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