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Ethics & the Common Good Project is deeply committed to cultivating our collective capacity for empathy, connection, collaboration, and action. We call this collective capacity relational leadership. Rather than focusing on building individual leadership skills, our approach is to use storytelling, empathic listening, and embodied practices to build strong bonds, bridge differences, and share leadership […]
Wednesday, October 4th from 12-1pm, ASH Lobby
A lunch talk with Perry Zurn, Assistant Professor of Philosophy American University
Wednesday, October 4th at 4pm, West Lecture Hall
A talk with Erich Pitcher, Associate Director of Research and Communication with Diversity & Cultural Engagement at Oregon State University
October 12th from 12-1:30pm, ASH Auditorium
A lunch talk with Elena Cuffari, Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Worcester State University
Wednesday, October 18th
a panel from the Boston Ujima Project
An interactive presentation and workshop with Tom Llewellyn, Strategic Partnerships Director at Shareable.net
A game night with the Hampshire alum-led TESA Collective, featuring their newest game.
Ethics & the Common Good Project is pleased to announce our first round of Faculty Course Development Grant recipients. Ethics and the Common Good Project (ECG) offers funding to support faculty in the development of courses that focus on conceptions and problems of ethics and the common good, as well as possible means of addressing […]
Christopher Tinson and Javiera Benavente, co-chairs of Hampshire’s Advisory Council on Speaking Across Resilient Communities (SPARC), published an essay in the national education publication Diversity & Democracy in which they share views that emerged from the campus workshops and numerous conversations facilitated by SPARC, as well as best practices from their work in a wide […]
With Billie Mandle Photography’s history is rich with diverse theories and practices of community engagement and documentation; in this class students will contribute their own approach. Throughout the semester students will work closely with older members of the Amherst community, photographing together, participating in critiques and exploring photography’s ability to communicate. As a class we […]