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SEVEN DEADLY SINS

Poison Envy: How do Social Media and the Wellness Industry Convince us we're Sick?"

On February 28, Dr. Stan Kutcher will discuss the gap between the idealized world of social media and our own lived experience. How does the notion of "wellness" play into our aspirations and disappointments? How does this discrepancy impact our mental health? Click here for more information at ccepa.ca or here to share this event on Facebook.

7PM, February 28, 2018
O’Regan Hall,
Halifax Central LIbrary

Dr. Stan Kutcher Professor,
Professor of Psychiatry, Dalhousie University

The 2017-18 CCEPA Lecture Series: SEVEN DEADLY SINS explores the personal and collective consequences of our thoughts and actions as we continue to grapple with age old temptations.

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2018 Survey

We need your help. What were your favorite CCEPA talks? How can we do better? We put together this anonymous survey to find out. If you could please take a few minutes to fill it out, it would be a big help. Thanks!

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Ethics in March

March will be a month of ethical reflection. The Centre has worked closely with over a dozen collaborators to bring you four presentations on complex ethical issues.

March 7th & 8th

Who Can Read My Body: Trading off Privacy and Control for Access to Genetic and Health Data
March 7, 2018
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Nowhere to Go: A Public Dialogue on Youth & Sexual Exploitation
March 8, 2018
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March 21st & 22nd

War in the Age of Intelligent Machines: A Debate
March 21, 2018
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Seven Deadly Sins
Blinded by the Pride: National Pride and the State of Indigenous Communities
March 22, 2018
*Artwork generously provided by Gerald Gloade

In case you missed it...

Gluttony - Food for Thought

Sheri Fink: The Ethics of Evacuation

Greed - How much is too much?