CU Center for Bioethics and Humanities

A two-day Fall Institute exploring the rapidly evolving intersection of law, ethics, and public health, designed to help public health professionals, lawyers, educators, and practitioners navigate recent changes in law and policy.

Are we protecting vulnerable populations in research—or excluding them?
CBH faculty member Gianna Morales co-authors a new commentary arguing that extending “prisoner” protections to women under community supervision may actually reinforce bias, deepen stigma, and limit critical health research. How can we focus less on restriction and more on equity, inclusion, and participant-centered design to make research more ethical?
👉🔍 Dive in to learn more: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/15265161.2026.2637079

🧠💬 Want to better understand ethical decision-making in healthcare?
Join our fall course on autonomy & end-of-life ethics.
✅ Open to everyone
💻 Fully online
📅 Aug 31 – Sept 27
🚨 Apply by June 29: https://bit.ly/3Q5hT3C