Project Suma Partnership
The Center for Ethics and Human Rights is excited to announce our partnership with Project Suma, a Bolivia based organization that offers hope, support and lasting change to sexually exploited women and their families.
Read the highlights of our 2024 newsletter.
The Center for Ethics and Human Rights is excited to announce our partnership with Project Suma, a Bolivia based organization that offers hope, support and lasting change to sexually exploited women and their families.
A highlight of this year was the publication of our research on the trauma proliferation experienced by immigrant women ‘un-homed’ by the illicit massage industry. Our research published in a leading human rights journal, Human Rights Review, highlights how immigrant women are exploited by the industry in the United States, and is a crucial step in speaking up for marginalized communities and populations impacted by commercial sexual and labor exploitation.
The LE2AD (Leadership, Ethics, Equity, Advocacy and Diversity) Academy is an exciting new program launched by our center for professional and institutional development at CSU.
“We must always take sides. Neutrality helps the oppressor, never the victim. Silence encourages the tormentor, never the tormented”
Newmont Corporation’s Chief Integrity & Compliance Officer, Scott Sullivan, captivated a diverse audience comprising students, faculty, and industry leaders at Colorado State University’s Behavioral Science Building on November 15th. Addressing an eager crowd in room 131, Sullivan drew upon his extensive experience at the multinational corporation, delving into a spectrum of compliance issues laden with ethical implications.
The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence with Dr. Matthew DeCamp was presented by the Colorado State University Provost’s Ethics Colloquium.
Meet the panel of The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence with Dr. Matthew DeCamp was presented by the Colorado State University Provost’s Ethics Colloquium.