FAQs - Ethics Advocacy

The Ethics Centre's Advocacy service seeks to promote and encourage thought and discussion on the ethical dimension of life and how it relates to specific issues of immediate interest and concern in daily life.

We encourage active discussion amongst the widest possible audience by engaging in the following activities, amongst many others:

• Writing articles for and commenting in the media
• Holding ethics-related events, such as the successful Intelligence Squared Australia (IQ²) live debates series.
• Speaking at events run by other organisations
• Serving on Boards and Committees
• Publishing a newsletter, **Living Ethics, and other publications
• Publishing and maintaining this website

Learn more about Advocacy.

While Ethics Centre staff do speak at events, we do not necessarily participate in all events we are invited to. Our decisions about events are based on our capacity and the nature of the event.

Please contact us to discuss your requirements and the event details.

In most instances, yes. Please contact us online or telephone the Centre on +61 (0)2 9299 9566 to make arrangements.

Members of St James Ethics Centre receive four issues of Living Ethics per annum. Being a member not only allows you to receive Living Ethics, but it also helps to support the work of the Ethics Centre. Learn more about why our work matters.

However, we do also have **subscriptions only to Living Ethics available.

The annual Intelligence Squared (IQ2) series of live debates is a project of St James Ethics Centre. Learn more about the debates on our Intelligence Squared website, including forthcoming events, how you can attend and watch previous debates online.

Any other events will be announced on our **ethics events page.

Learn about ethics events, including those we have held in the past.

You can also find out about general ethics-related events organised by others. 

Many of the articles published in our newsletter, Living Ethics, are contributed by external contributors. If you are interested in contributing an article, please contact us.

Generally we do give permission to such requests provided you agree to credit St James Ethics Centre and the author, including providing a link to www.ethics.org.au.

However, please contact us to discuss the details of your request so we can make a decision.

Copyright of our ethics cartoons belongs to the illustrator, Marc van de Griendt. Please contact him via www.havock.co.uk to discuss your request.

If you do have permission to re-publish one of these illustrations, we would be grateful if you could credit that it was originally published by St James Ethics Centre and provide a link to www.ethics.org.au.

Visit our Ethics Advocacy section to read more information about this service.