Imagining ethical futures for
innovation.
Join us for our upcoming Cultivating Civic Virtues through Action Retreat
Thursday, March 19
Klan We Talk?: A Black musician and a Klan leader walk into a room...
An evening with Daryl Davis
Daryl Davis is a renowned blues and rock musician who’s toured the world playing with musical legends, including 32 years as Chuck Berry’s piano player. That’s his profession.
But Daryl also has a unique obsession: using civil conversation to ignite positive change with people who hate him because he’s Black – members of the Ku Klux Klan and other White supremacist groups.
Friday, March 20
Faculty and Staff CCVA Workshop
Join us for a hands-on workshop where you'll explore and practice strategies for building trust and connection in your classroom. From listening and storytelling exercises to techniques for navigating conflict and keeping conversation alive, you'll leave with practical tools to bring back to your students.
Spaces are very limited and participants must RSVP by March 12. Invite only.
Saturday, March 21
Student CCVA Workshop
Step into your role as a campus leader with hands-on practice in facilitating meaningful conversations, from setting group intentions and inviting every voice into the room to navigating tension and conflict with confidence.
Spaces are very limited and participants must RSVP by March 12.
The Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics' mission is to empower the ASU community and beyond in fostering ethical behavior that leads to positive outcomes in all aspects of life.
We believe ethics isn't just about thinking, it's about doing. As the ethics hub of the university, we support faculty, students and community members in designing and implementing ethical solutions.
