From Dr Simon Longstaff’s ‘Beyond apathy: ordinary citizens making a difference’ to ‘Dying with dignity’ by Nicholas Cowdery AM to Jane Caro’s ‘Spinning out of control’, the latest issue crosses international borders and social, political and corporate interests.
Living Ethics - our newsletter
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Journalist Phillip Knightley questions ‘Who runs Britain: the politicians or the journalists?’, Dr Piero Moraro assesses Michael Fox’s Sydney Harbour Bridge climb as a matter of civil disobedience and Unicef Director Tim O’Connor discusses the ethics of aid advertising.
Reaffirming our purpose
To mark our twenty year milestone St James Ethics Centre embarked on a journey of rediscovery, reflecting on the original tenets of the organisation, the current situation and the desired direction.
Our invigorated Values & Principles and new logo signal a renewed commitment to bringing the ethical dimension to the hearts and minds of all. It is fitti...
In this issue we consider the issue of concern: when and how we care about things and what we do in response to our concerns.
From victims of natural disasters and workplace bullies to making technology available to children from developing countries and the issue of how newspapers deal with offensive comments submitted for publication by readers, where does responsibility lie for ensuri...
