by CCEPA | Sep 20, 2018 | Writing and Interviews
by Lydia Swiatkowska On March 8, 2018 at Dalhousie University, CCEPA co-hosted a public forum called “Nowhere to go: A public dialogue on youth and sexual exploitation, ” along with the MacEachen Institute, the Healthy Populations Institute, the Gender and Health...
by CCEPA | Sep 20, 2018 | Writing and Interviews
Who can access our health data and how will it be used? by Jacqueline Lee The rise of health data technology has potential implications for your privacy. Dr. Anita Ho, Associate Professor in Bioethics at the Centre for Applied Ethics at the University of British...
by CCEPA | Feb 12, 2018 | Writing and Interviews
The Seven Deadly Sins is a seven-part series developed by CCEPA with the support of the Segelberg trust and the Halifax Central Library. It explores the personal and collective consequences of our thoughts and actions as we continue to grapple with the age old...
by CCEPA | Nov 15, 2015 | How We Live Matters, Writing and Interviews
Q: A documentary film based on Naomi Klein’s 2014 book This Changes Everything was recently released. In the film, Klein seems to blame capitalism for problems related to climate change and global injustice. Is it really capitalism that is to blame? A: The simple...
by CCEPA | Oct 4, 2015 | Writing and Interviews
Q: I have faced problems where my boss asked me to do something that went against my own values. Those types of decisions pit loyalty to the boss or company against personal values of honesty and integrity. Where is the line? When is a concern too trivial to matter?...
by Rylan Higgins | Aug 28, 2015 | Writing and Interviews
Q: What can Ashley Madison tell us about monogamous marriage? A: The hacking of the Ashley Madison website and the leaking of user information has resulted in much commentary on the website’s service. According to some, users are guilty of infidelity, stupidity or...
