Author Archives: impact ethics
Science Literacy for Judges
Jacquelyn Shaw argues that mandatory science education for judges is long overdue and that it would be advisable to appoint more science-trained judges when possible.
A Zero-Sum Game? A Consideration of Dependency Workers and Dependent Elderly Persons
Alison Reiheld suggests that better treatment of dependency workers may lead to better treatment of dependent persons.
L’autre maison : Quels milieux de vie réserve-t-on aux aînés québécois?
Maude Laliberté, avec cette critique du film L’autre maison, pose une question poignante : Quelles maisons sommes-nous en train d’imposer à nos proches?
Stand Up For Science
Justin Singer urges those of us who care about science and democracy to stand up to our federal government.
