The Cincinnati Ethics Center recently launched its first youth program, Give Voice to Your Values. This interactive workshop introduces young people to age-appropriate ethical dilemmas, encouraging discussion and exploration of diverse perspectives. The goal is to help youth navigate differences collaboratively and make decisions that align with their values. The inaugural workshop was held with

In 2024, the University of Cincinnati experienced a surge in undergraduate interest in its Ethics Bowl team. This enthusiasm allowed UC to field three teams for the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics’ (APPE) Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl regional competitions. When asked about bringing three teams to the Central States Regional Bowl, the event organizer noted

On Saturday, October 5, the Cincinnati Ethics Center hosted “Ethics in the Classroom,” a day-long professional development workshop designed to help area teachers integrate moral reasoning and ethics education into their curriculum. The workshop was led by Andy Cullison, Executive Director, and Christina Baulch, Director of K-12 Educational Programs. Teachers from nine local schools earned

The unprecedented growth of the Greater Cincinnati Regional High School Ethics Bowl program, growing popularity of the Ethics and Dragons program, and increased demand for public engagement workshops has led The Cincinnati Ethics Center to expand its team with the addition of two new positions: Program Coordinator for Education Programs and Director of K-12 Educational

UC undergraduate students Alexis Chapman, Kaya Chase, Caden Fraley, Pete Siebert, Tyler Fields, and Ashley Stewart, had an outstanding season competing on UC’s Ethics Bowl Team this spring. The students competed by enrolling in UC’s Ethics Bowl Class, and traveled to Waco, TX, April 11-14, to compete in the 2024 National Bioethics Bowl Competition at

In January 2024, The Cincinnati Ethics Center celebrated its two-year anniversary.  One of our primary goals is to provide ethics education from the wonder years to the golden years. This includes fostering ethics education to all community members, from youth to college students to working professionals and beyond.  We believe in the value this education

The 2nd annual Greater Cincinnati Regional High School Ethics Bowl saw an impressive turnout, with 21 teams from 14 private and public high schools participating, and over 100 volunteers braving adverse weather conditions for a rigorous 14-hour day of matches. Andy Cullison, Executive Director at the Cincinnati Ethics Center, expressed delight at the event’s significant