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  • Clinical Ethics Consultation & Responding to Medical Racism

    — Join the American Society for Bioethics + Humanities (ASBH) webinar on Thursday, February 15, 2024 @ Noon. Free of charge. Advance registration is required. Click here for more information and the registration link.

  • Envisioning the Wichita Biomedical Campus

    — Plans for the Wichita Biomedical Campus are proceeding apace! This partnership between WSU, KU, and WSU Tech has the potential to be truly transformative. Click to learn more.

  • Climate Change and Children’s Health

    — ASBH Ethics Grand Rounds webinar, February 13, 2024 @ 1 p.m. for "Climate Change and Children’s Health: Challenges and Solutions". Click for details and registration link.

  • ASBH Graphic Design Contest

    — The 2024 Program Committee invites ASBH members and nonmembers to submit original art to be featured in the graphic representation of the 2024 ASBH Annual Conference theme: What Does It Mean to be Human? Click for more details.

  • Medical Improv Training for Medical Educators

    — Have you heard of medical improv? Empower yourself to teach Watson’s medical improv curriculum in your classes. Click here for more details about the June 2024 training.

  • Evidence, Structure, Meaning, Justice: Reimagining Mental Health Services

    — Join the Institute of Applied Psychology Interdisciplinary Series' webinar from Nev Jones, "Evidence, Structure, Meaning, Justice: Reimagining Mental Health Services”. 10:30am, December 11, 2023. Click for more information and the registration link.

  • Tools to Help Resolve Racial Health Disparities

    — The Alden March Bioethics Institute at Albany Medical College presents Ian S. Peebles, "Tools to Help Resolve Racial Health Disparities". Webex 11:00am Thursday, December 7th, 2023. Click for more information.

  • Leveraging our Multilingual Workforce for Health Equity in Post-Pandemic Times

    — 10:00-11:30am Dec. 1, 2023 in the RSC 223 Santa Fe Trail Room. Join us for a lecture by distinguished guest Dr. Glenn Martínez (UTSA) and a conversation with Alce su Voz about equitable care for Mesoamerican Indigenous communities in Kansas.

  • Call for stories from interpreters

    — Narrative Inquiry in Bioethics is seeking stories from people who have served as professional interpreters for patients who do not speak English, are non-verbal, or are deaf or hard of hearing. True, personal stories in a form that is interesting and easy to read will be published in a collection of personal stories from people who have served as interpreters in healthcare situations. Click for more details.

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