Honoring Martin Luther King
For many years, the Center for Practical Bioethics has observed Martin Luther King, Jr. Day with both internal and public programs honoring the principles for which he stood.Our program this year featured Rosemary Flanigan leading a special discussion of “The Pastor’s Wife” which is from the Center’s Bioethics Forum issue Trusting Our Differences.
Below you will find links to audio and video from last year’s program, along with a podcast featuring Helen Emmott.
Links:
A Sister of Selma Celebrates Martin Luther King’s Birthday, You Tube, 3 minutes 1 second
A Priest Reflects on Dr. Martin Luther King, You Tube, 3 minutes 12 seconds
Sisters of Selma – Bearing Witness to Change, PracticalBioethics.tv, 1 hour 17 minutes
Trusting Our Differences, The Bioethics Channel, Helen Emmott, 14 minutes 25 seconds
Labels: bioethics; medical ethics; disparities in healthcare, Martin Luther King
