Data Privacy Day began in 2008 to educate consumers on how to protect their personal information in the digital world. We continue that tradition, as well as addressing contemporary evolving issues and best practices among the EU and US among industry, academia, government, and privacy professionals. This panel discussions will be pre-taped, and published on […]

In the Facing the Anthropocene series, Norman Wirzba interviews leading scholars in political economy, history, anthropology, theology, philosophy, environmental humanities, and law, in order to examine the conditions under which a hopeful future might be imagined. Kate Brown is a Professor of Science, Technology and Society at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Her research interests illuminate the […]

A key dilemma that has long shaped ethical and political discussions of the legacy of radical injustice concerns the relative importance of “oneness” and “difference.” To what extent, when considering questions of race, should the unity and equality of all humans be emphasized and/or the unique histories, realities, and experiences of historically oppressed peoples be […]

The Sanford School for Public Policy, The Alexander Hamilton Society, the Kenan Institute for Ethics, and the Triangle Center on Terrorism and Homeland Security presents a virtual screening and discussion of The Atlantic’s White Noise. The Atlantic’s first feature documentary is the definitive inside story of the alt-right. With unprecedented, exclusive access, White Noise tracks […]

In the Facing the Anthropocene series, Norman Wirzba interviews leading scholars in political economy, history, anthropology, theology, philosophy, environmental humanities, and law, in order to examine the conditions under which a hopeful future might be imagined. Douglas Kysar is Faculty Co-Director of the Law, Ethics & Animals Program, Deputy Dean, and Joseph M. Field ’55 Professor […]