Join Us for the 13th Annual Global Ethics Day on October 21!
More details will be coming soon on this year's theme and scheduled events.
In the meantime, explore our events and publications shared below.
And don't miss the recap from the 12th annual Global Ethics Day in 2025, in which Individuals and organizations from 60 countries joined us in re-envisioning ethics.
2025 Keynote Event at Carnegie Council
As humanitarian challenges intensify, how can we re-envision aid to effectively support vulnerable populations? In this convening, an expert panel discusses how to chart new pathways for equitable design, funding, and delivery of assistance to respond to today's global realities and future crises.
EIA Online Exclusive Roundtable: "Ethics Re-envisioned"
The Once and Future Global Ethics
Global ethics, like world order, is not the monopoly of any single nation or civilization but a shared creation.
Ethical Leverage
The critical question is what leverage ethics might have in a world dominated by actors who are not so much political realists as dogmatists.
Ethics in a Complex World: Why Moral Clarity Is Not Simple
When acknowledging moral complexity, we do not face one simple right answer, but a field of “side-by-side” truths.
Plugging The Ethical Literacy Gap
What is needed is a real commitment to ethics literacy in the academy and in society as a whole.
The Fracturing of Democratic Institutions & the Variations of Autocracy
In an era where global norms are fracturing, democracies are navigating complex ethical and political challenges. Declining institutional integrity, escalating global conflicts, and the resurgence of authoritarianism are contributing to a deepening crisis of democracy worldwide.
In this pre-Global Ethics Day panel discussion, in collaboration with George Mason's Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution, leading scholar practitioners examine the future of democracy.
Moral Exhaustion in Nuclear Arms Control
Amid escalating geopolitical tensions and shifting strategic alliances, we're living in an era of increased competition that is deepening nuclear insecurity and reviving militarization.
The Geostrata, in collaboration with Carnegie Council, convened an expert panel to examine the revival of arms race, rising nuclear posturing, and the limits of nuclear deterrence.
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