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January 30, 2022
Wiretapping in Italy—Places, Journalists, and Sources at Risk
(FLORENCE, Italy) — Protecting sources is one of the foundational elements of journalistic work. However, the extent of protection provided […]
January 26, 2022
Opinion: Applying Ethics of Care to Trauma Reporting
“With ethics of care, you have an obligation to care for the particular person in front of you," said Jeff Nielsen, a professor of philosophy and ethics.
January 26, 2022
Working Wardrobes Rebuilds Careers Amidst the Great Resignation
With unemployment still below pre-pandemic levels and workers quitting jobs at unprecedented rates, an Orange County-based nonprofit is helping people rebuild careers and get back to work — on their terms.
January 23, 2022
How a Catholic Priest Was Outed Using His Own Private Data
A look at the ethical ramifications of using "commercially available" data to out someone in the name of hypocrisy.
January 19, 2022
Hospital Staffing Woes Increase in Central Arkansas During Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to staffing shortages at hospitals and medical facilities around the Central Arkansas area, causing widespread problems related to overall hospital operations and patient care.