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We've been creating exceptional ethics education experiences since 2007.
The Prindle Institute for Ethics equips people to deepen their understanding of different moral perspectives and to think critically about the inescapable ethical issues of our time. Through ethics education resources and interactive experiences, we bring communities together to fully engage with the ethical dimensions of their lives.
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Art, ethics, and a 500-acre nature park. There's always something to discover at the Prindle Institute, from student work and landscape photography to "Voices and Votes: Democracy in America," arriving this Fall.
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Write for the Prindle Post
The Prindle Post is looking for new voices. If you've got a thoughtful take on the ethical questions behind today's headlines, or a topic in culture or current events you can't stop thinking about, we want to hear from you. Submit a pitch and join the conversation.
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Submit a proposal for APPE 2027
The CFP and early bird registration for the 36th Annual APPE International Conference are now open. This year's theme, "Examining Ethics and Power," explores how power shapes ethical decision-making across professional and institutional life. Join us March 4-7, 2027, in Pittsburgh.
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Jake Monaghan: Just Policing
Policing sits at the center of some of our most heated debates about justice, power, and public safety. In the first episode of Season 11, Alex talks with philosopher Jake Monaghan (University of Southern California) about his new book Just Policing. Monaghan makes the case that policing, done right, is not just permissible but morally necessary, even as he confronts its very real capacity for harm and abuse. Drawing on his research into the political philosophy of cities and his hands-on work with police reform and reentry programs, he pushes back against calls to abolish or radically defund police, while still taking seriously the demand for accountability, restraint, and reform.
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PRINDLE POST
Aug 05, 2026Let’s Get Critical: Part II
Navigating one's social and political life requires well-honed instruments. read this
TCP GUIDES
JUNE 30, 2026Faith Ringgold, "If a Bus Could Talk"
Perfect for grades 2–5, our discussion guide for If a Bus Could Talk invites students to explore courage, injustice, and what it means for one person’s actions to change history.
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NEWS
Aug 07, 2026Amy Boyles Joins the Institute’s Team
The Prindle Institute welcomes Amy Boyles to its team on August 10 as Manager of Campus Ethics Programs. In this role, Boyles will guide and support Hillman Interns as they connect ethical inquiry wit read thisVisit us.
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Monday-Friday: 8AM-5PM
Saturday-Sunday: Closed
Daily; Dawn to Dusk