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在justice ethics這個產品中，有17篇Facebook貼文，粉絲數超過3萬的網紅辣媽英文天后 林俐 Carol，也在其Facebook貼文中提到， 俐媽的學生舉辦的臺北大學社工營， 還貼心準備了「社工大餐」給大家， 來支持一下吧！ ————————————————————— 我們是國立臺北大學社工營‼️ 我們歡迎對社工領域有興趣、或是想要探索的學弟妹～ 只有想成為社工師的人才適合參加社工營嗎？當然不是！社工營能夠帶給你全新的視野以及觀念，在這...

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辣媽英文天后 林俐 Carol By 辣媽英文天后 林俐 Carol

2021-04-29 17:34:21 有 28 人按讚
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俐媽的學生舉辦的臺北大學社工營，
還貼心準備了「社工大餐」給大家，
來支持一下吧！
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我們是國立臺北大學社工營‼️
我們歡迎對社工領域有興趣、或是想要探索的學弟妹～
只有想成為社工師的人才適合參加社工營嗎？當然不是！社工營能夠帶給你全新的視野以及觀念，在這個全球化的大時代，關心社會議題以及培育公民素養已經是成年路上最重要的事情之一，參加社工營帶給你/妳的不只有滿滿的歡樂，還有豐富的課程和各式議題的深思，像是長期照護、早期治療、親密關係暴力、多元性別議題、心理衛生醫療、更生人⋯⋯等等五花八門的議題等著你來探索喔！
追蹤臉書和Instagram 粉專看更多報名資訊和社工小資訊！
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🪢 俐媽英文教室—社工篇：
1. Social workers (n.)社會工作者
2. Broker (n.)中介者
3. Coordinator (n.)協調者
4. Enabler (n.)使能者
5. Resource advocate (n.) 資源倡導者
6. Generalists (n.) 綜融工作者
7. Advocacy (n.)倡導
8. community (n.)社區/群
9. charity (n.)慈善
10. consensus (n.)共識
11. Dignity (n.)尊嚴
12. Evaluation (n.) 評估
13. Executive (a.) 實施的
14. Ethics (n.)倫理
15. Empower (n.) 充權
16. Empathy (n.) 同理心
17. Intervention (n.) 介入
18. Neighborhood (n.) 社區
19. Partnership (n.) 夥伴關係
20. Socialization (n.) 社會化
21. Protection (n.) 保護
22. paradigm (n.) 典範
23. Process (v.)處理(資料)
24. referral (n.) 轉介
25. Screening (n.) 篩選
26. Termination (n.) 結案
27. Treatment (n.) 處遇
28. Unconscious (n.) 潛意識
29. well-being (n.) 福祉
30. Diagnose (vt.) 診斷
—> diagnosis (n.) 診斷
31. Critical (a.) 批判的
32. Genuine (a.) 真誠的
33. Objective (a.) 客觀的
34. Radical (a.) 激進的
35. Prescriptive (a.) 規範的
36. Ecosystem perspective (n.) 生態系統觀點
37. dual perspective (n.) 雙元觀點
38. residual view (n.) 殘補式觀點
39. Ethical dilemma (n.) 倫理困境
40. Self-disclosure (n.) 自我揭露
41. Person-in-situation (n.) 人在情境中
42. Competency-based (n.) 以能力為基礎的教育
43. Mental health (n.) 心理衛生
44. gerontological social work (n.) 老人社會工作
45. social activism (n.) 社會行動
46. de-professionalizing (n.) 去專業化
47. Human rights (n.) 人權
48. Social justice (n.) 社會正義
49. Profession integrity (n.) 專業誠信
50. anti-oppression (n.) 反壓迫
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好好探索自己興趣和未來職志很重要喔！

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Time for a decisive battle (Lee Yee)

I wrote yesterday that “when the number of disqualified candidates reaches the maximum, the international community would come forth”. My friend reckons this a “new strategy”. Instead of a strategy, it is, I would say, the last option left by the National Security Law. Some agree, while others do not. A few raise questions or doubts. Here are my thoughts.
相關新聞：Paradoxical theory of Hong Kong organising U.S. riots (Lee Yee)
The US is leading the fight, with Japan coordinating with the foreign ministers of seven countries, the European Union claiming to indict China in the International Court of Justice in Hague, and the civilized world reacting way more intensely to the NSL than to the violation of human rights in Xinjiang concentration camp. Mike Pompeo’s comments, like “rogue behaviour” and “a choice between freedom and tyranny”, are harsh enough. All of this begs the question of what the US and the West are waiting for. With the NSL draft already released, why did Pompeo ask people to wait and see the results of the Legislative Council (LegCo) Election in September?
Although the NSL is disapproved by most of the civilized countries, both verbal censure and actual sanctions hinge on the LegCo Election in September - “an essential indicator”. But Why?
相關新聞：American violence v.s. Hong Kong violence (Lee Yee)
Pompeo has made it clear that if the CCP makes Hong Kong the same as Shanghai or Shen Zhen in the LegCo Election, the US will take Hong Kong as just another city in China, which means revoking all special treatment Hong Kong has been enjoying. Hong Kongers will be apparently victimized with a bitterly crumbling economy, even though Pompeo has not exactly said so.
Are Hong Kongers willing to be on the receiving end of it all? If Hong Kong’s pro-democracy camp shows acceptance of the NSL at the nomination stage of the LegCo Election, and gets elected with considerable votes, then the message delivered to the US would be that Hong Kongers are prepared to surrender to tyranny. To this end, the US will stop short of being meddlesome while deploying all defensive moves against Hong Kong like what it has been doing against China.
However, if Hong Kongers take to the streets as fiercely as what they did in the anti-extradition protests last year, it will go without saying that these freedom fighters are willing to stand at the frontline of global defence against tyranny.
The referendum on NSL walkout held last Saturday, which was not well publicized and prepared, has projected a wrong message to the international community: not many people are up in arms over the NSL. In light of this, the message conveyed to the world by the LegCo Election is pivotal.
The abovementioned pertain to the external situation. Internally, I have come across many online comments made by those who have no confidence in the pan-democracy camp. They believe there must be some candidates from the pan-democracy camp who will approve of the NSL in a bid to get qualified for the election, and urge the public to vote for them for collective interests. Some say that the incumbent legislators did not even dare to object to the National Anthem Law, not to mention saying no to the NSL. They suspect that the pan-democracy camp would sign an election agreement in which supporting the NSL is part of the deal, or the candidates would answer yes when asked by returning officers whether they side with the NSL, in order to take a seat in the LegCo.
Soon comes the primary election for the pro-democracy camp, and their real stance will be revealed in the debates.
The predicament Hong Kong is facing looks grim. The pan-democracy camp might not succumb to the NSL for being qualified for the election. But in case they do, I hope all the young people who care about the future of Hong Kong enroll in the election at their discretion, regardless of the primary election results, prescriptions or ethics. The more candidates running for seats of the LegCo, the voice are more widely spread. Imagine the picture when hundreds of candidates are disqualified. How can the US stand by?
If the Chinese Communist Party decides to step back for a while, and selectively disqualify a few youngsters, will too many candidates on the list dilute the votes and as a result only few are elected? Don’t worry. If that happens, some candidates from the pro-democracy camp will have to drop out in an attempt to secure enough votes for the seats. In election forums, the pro-establishment camp is bound to lose in the debates about the NSL. That being said, anyone who blatantly disapproves of the NSL is almost certainly to be disqualified.
Tam Yiuchung has mentioned that candidates must sign an agreement to show support for the Basic Law, and pledge loyalty to Hong Kong SAR. It is harmless to do so with these two terms, yet in no circumstances should they sign an agreement to show support for the NSL for the reason that so many clauses in the NSL violate the Basic Law. Their refusal should be made public so that the whole world knows how many LegCo candidates are disqualified after saying no to the NSL.
The NSL for Hong Kong has already been deplored by all civilized countries. The focus should be put on the revolt against the NSL in this LegCo Election. Other slogans like “independence of Hong Kong”, “self-determination”, “five demands”, and “liberate Hong Kong”, etc. should give way to avoid losing focus. The US and the western civilization only focus on the NSL for Hong Kong. The LegCo election is a decisive battle that is worth a fight.

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[時事英文] 到底是 「 All Lives Matter」還是 「 Black Lives Matter」?
　
All lives can only matter when black lives matter.
　
唯有當黑人的生命得到同等的重視，我們才能說「所有人」的命都很重要。
　
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos on Friday expressed support for the Black Lives Matter movement by posting an email exchange with an upset customer.
　
1. express support 表達支持
2. the Black Lives Matter movement 「黑人的命也是命」運動
3. an email exchange 通信
4. an upset customer 憤怒的顧客
　
週五，亞馬遜執行長貝佐斯（Jeff Bezos）發布了一封其與一名憤怒的顧客互通的電子郵件，來表達對「Black Lives Matter」運動的支持。
　
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In an Instagram post, Bezos posted a screenshot of an email from a customer who said it was “disturbing” and “offensive” that Amazon posted a message on its website in solidarity with the movement. The customer, whose name was blurred, wrote “ALL LIVES MATTER!”
　
5. post a screenshot 發布一張截圖
6. disturbing and offensive 讓人心煩且令人作嘔的
7. in solidarity with 聲援⋯⋯；與⋯⋯一致
8. All lives matter. 所有人的命都是命。
　
在 Instagram 的貼文中，貝佐斯發布了一封來自顧客電子郵件的截圖，該顧客稱亞馬遜在官網上聲援此項運動的訊息是「使人心煩」且「令人作嘔的」。該名顧客（姓氏已被塗黑）寫道——「所有人的命都是命！」
　
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Critics of the Black Lives Matter movement often seek to counter the phrase by saying “all lives matter” or “blue lives matter,” referencing fallen police officers.
　
9. seek to counter 伺機反駁
10. reference (v.) 論及
11. fallen police officers 殉職的警察
　
批評「Black Lives Matter」運動的人通常會以「all lives matter」或「blue lives matter」——係指殉職的警察——來伺機反駁此項運動。
　
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“I have to disagree with you,” Bezos replied.″
　
"'Black Lives Matter' doesn’t mean other lives don’t matter. Black lives matter speaks to racism and the disproportionate risk that Black people face in our law enforcement and justice system.”
　
12. speak to sth 談論…
13. a disproportionate risk 過高的風險
14. the law enforcement and justice system 執法與司法系統
　
「我無法同意你，」貝佐斯回覆道。「說『Black Lives Matter』並不表示其他人的命就不重要。Black Lives Matter 指責了種族歧視，以及黑人在我們的執法與司法系統中所面臨的過高風險。」
　
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Unlike black parents, Bezos said, he will never have to worry that his son “might be choked to death while being detained one day.” He added that he supports the recent protests around police brutality.
　
“I want you to know I support this movement that we see happening all around us and my stance won’t change,” he added.
　
15. never have to worry about 永遠無須擔心⋯⋯
16. be choked to death 被掐死；窒息而死
17. be detained 被拘留
18. support the recent protest 支持近期的抗議活動
19. police brutality 警察暴行
20. stance (n.) 立場
　
貝佐斯說，與黑人父母不同，他永遠無須擔心自己的兒子「可能在某日被拘留時會窒息而死」。他也表示，他支持近日抗議警察暴行的活動。
　
「我希望你知道我支持這項運動，因為我們重視自身周圍所發生的一切，而我的立場不會改變。」他補充道。
　
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批評此次運動最常見的四種論述如下：
　
1. All lives matter, not only black ones.
　
所有人的命都是命，並非只有黑人的命才是命。
　
Of course all lives matter! We can address racial discrimination towards all races, poverty, injustice, and other social issues at any time, but the focus now is on the Black Lives Matter movement.

When there is intense public scrutiny of social issues, it gives governments the motivation and support they need to address these issues. Moreover, by focusing on Black Lives Matter at the moment, we are able to examine underlying factors such as wealth inequality, indirect discrimination, and other injustices, all of which affect all races! The Black Lives Matter movement calls attention to these underlying issues.

這點絕對毋庸置疑！我們雖可同時處理因種族、貧困、不公不義以及其他社會問題所帶來的種族歧視，惟現階段的重點乃在於「Black Lives Matter」。當大眾格外關注某一議題時，將能提供政府解決問題所需的動力與支持。此外，藉由「Black Lives Matter」運動，我們便能檢視財富不平等、間接歧視以及其他的不公不義，以裨益所有群體。「Black Lives Matter」運動喚起了大眾對這些問題的關注。

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2. Discrimination and prejudice exist everywhere. Protesting will only make things worse.

歧視與偏見無所不在，抗議活動只會讓事情變得更糟。

Nearly all the rights we possess today are founded on the sacrifices of the generations before us through hundreds if not thousands of years of civil movements and reforms. Voicing injustice and grievances is an effective way to help our society become aware of social issues and take action. A recent example is the discrimination against Asian Americans in the US. If they had not spoken up against discrimination, there would not be sufficient public pressure to condemn those who wrongly pin the blame of the pandemic on them.

當代公民所擁有的權利，大多是藉由公民運動以及逐步改革所爭取來的。對不公不義表達不滿，有助於我們的社會意識到相關問題，並有所作為。最近的一個例子是，美國人對亞裔美國人的歧視。若亞裔美國人未於疫情期間對抗歧視，那麼輿論就不會譴責那些將疫情歸咎於他們的人。

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3. George Floyd had a criminal past. Why wasn’t this reported?

喬治・佛洛依德有犯罪紀錄，為什麼這些沒有被報導？

Video footage shows that Floyd was not behaving in a violent manner during his arrest, was not armed, and was not suspected of a violent crime. The claim that his criminal past was not reported is false as it was covered by the Guardian, NPR, and other press. Some news outlets might not have published this because past events have no bearing on how George Floyd was detained and treated. Some might also easily conflate these events and not focus on the current movement.

影片顯示，弗洛伊德被捕時手無寸鐵，沒有暴力行為，也未涉及暴力犯罪。有些人說美國媒體並未報導弗洛伊德的犯罪過往，但這種說法是錯的。實際上，《衛報》、美國公共廣播電臺以及其他媒體都有作過相關報導。部分媒體之所以沒有報導，是因為弗洛伊德的過往與他被捕後窒息而死的事件無關。若也對其進行報導，易使人產生不當的聯想，而模糊運動的焦點。

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4. The government has not done anything wrong. Those who support the Black Lives Matter movement are condoning rioting and looting.

政府並沒有做錯事。那些支持「Black Lives Matter」運動的人，正在縱容暴亂與搶劫的發生。

A democratic government exists to serve the people, but citizens in democracies must also agree to abide by the rules and obligations by which they are governed. Democracies grant many freedoms to their citizens, including the freedom to dissent and criticize the government.

When a government violates the fundamental human rights of its citizens, it is the civic responsibility of citizens to protest and redress these infringements and violations. Unfortunately, some are so frustrated with the inaction of the government that they will resort to violence to make themselves heard. There are also some who take the opportunity to benefit themselves through rioting and looting. Such actions should be condemned to the full extent of the law.

民主政府的存在乃為人民服務，而民主國家的公民也須遵守自身義務以及政府訂定的法規。民主國家保障公民自由，包括表達異議與批評政府的權利。當政府違反或侵犯公民的基本人權時，抗議並糾正這些侵權行為是公民的權利與責任。不幸的是，也有部分的人會藉機行搶與暴動，以謀取自身利益。此種行為應受到法律全面的制裁。

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It is common to base on our opinion of a complex issue on our own biases and tidbits of information provided by mainstream news outlets. However, for us to resolve any complex issue, we must seek to understand, analyze, and evaluate these issues in depth from multiple perspectives. While current social problems are difficult to solve, they present a chance for us to come together and change the world for the better!
　
通常，我們會將自身觀點與主流媒體所提供的資訊相結合，來形成我們對複雜問題的看法。然而，要解決任何複雜的問題，仍須從他人的角度來深入理解、分析與評估。即便此一議題頗為棘手，但仍為我們提供了一個得以團結一致的機會，讓世界變得更加美好！
　
欲閱讀更多相關資訊，請點擊以下連結：
　
我們該如何理解美國的種族不平等
https://bit.ly/30fB4LP
　
美國暴警引發示威
https://bit.ly/36LsMMR

黑人鄰居，高犯罪率？
https://bit.ly/37neUbV
　
對亞裔的歧視
https://bit.ly/3cr5wps
　
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相關資訊：
　
What is Black Lives Matter?
https://www.voanews.com/usa/what-black-lives-matter

Ethics Questions NPR Must Answer
https://n.pr/2XMmda1

Risk of being killed by police use of force in the United States
https://www.pnas.org/content/116/34/16793

Are blacks to blame for cops' actions?
https://bit.ly/2UqHT9G

Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Crime
https://bit.ly/37neUbV
　
Can Black Lives Matter & Law Enforcement See Eye To Eye?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6rDvbQ-mz4
　
Let's get to the root of racial injustice
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-aCn72iXO9s
　
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新聞來源：https://cnb.cx/37db2dG
　
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social justice; dignity and worth of the person; importance of human relationships; integrity; competence. This constellation of core values reflects what is ...

#13. Members' code of ethics - Court of Justice of the ... - CURIA

Court of Justice of the European Union. ... Members' code of ethics ... and former Members of the Court of Justice are subject to the ethical standards laid ...

#14. Justice and Ethics in Law Minor | Saint Joseph's University

As a justice and ethics in the law minor, you will take courses in legal reasoning and ethics offered in both the College of Arts and Sciences and the Haub ...

#15. ETHICS, JUSTICE, AND SOCIAL JUSTICE - University of ...

A. Ethical Objectivism. Objectivists, believe ethics exists outside of us--there is something in reality called good, right, justice. They agree that ethical ...

#16. Justice: Ethics in an Age of Pandemic and Racial Reckoning ...

Michael Sandel This course explores classical and contemporary theories of justice and applies them to the ethical issues raised by the COVID-19 pandemic.

#17. MSc Global Ethics and Justice - Postgraduate degree study

Are you looking to explore Global Justice topics such as international trade, climate change, war and violence and terrorism and apply ethical theories to ...

#18. International Center for Ethics, Justice and Public Life

The Ethics Center comprises four major programs: ENACT: The Educational Network for Active Civic Transformation; Programs in International Justice and Society; ...

#19. Criminal Justice Ethics: Theory and Practice: 9781544353593

Amazon.com: Criminal Justice Ethics: Theory and Practice: 9781544353593: Banks, Cyndi L.: Books.

#20. State Officials - Ethics Training Course - California Department ...

State officials who wish to use this course to satisfy their mandatory ethics training requirement should first acquire approval from their agency.

#21. Ethical Justice | ScienceDirect

Ethical Justice. Applied Issues for Criminal Justice Students and Professionals. Book • 2013. Authors: Brent E. Turvey and Stan Crowder ...

#22. Justice in Ethics Programs - A Peer-Reviewed Academic Articles

Ethics programs have arisen in response to outcry over the perceived unethical behavior of American business. The rapid response is encouraging, ...

#23. Criminal Justice Ethics | SAGE Publications Inc

Criminal Justice Ethics examines the criminal justice system through an ethical lens by identifying ethical issues in practice and theory, exploring ethical ...

#24. A Theory of Justice – Business Ethics - BC Open Textbooks

In his justice theory, offered as an alternative to the dominant utilitarianism of the times, the idea of fairness applied beyond the individual to include the ...

#25. Ethics and Justice | Health Systems Global

The Ethics and Justice Thematic Working Group (TWG) considers the ethical dimensions of health policy and systems research (HPSR) and promotes a recognition ...

#26. Ethics as Design: Doing Justice to Moral Problems - jstor

Caroline Whitbeck, "Ethics as Design: Doing. Justice to Moral Problems," Hastings Center Report. 26, no. 3 (1996): 9-16. of science or engineering, ...

#27. The Ethics and Social Justice Center - Bellarmine University

The Ethics and Social Justice Center, SGA, and the Office of the Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer Present: Belly of the Beast, a documentary screening ...

#28. Procedural justice and ethical decision making | SpringerLink

Procedural justice, in the form of voice and respectful treatment by supervisor, and ethical decision making are examined in this research. Ethical decisio.

#29. Artificial Intelligence and Ethics - John Jay College of Criminal ...

Do you know what your AI Apps are doing? The Institute for Criminal Justice Ethics invites all members of the John Jay College community to engage with ...

#30. Overview of the moral theories of Justice: part one

Justice is derived from a Latin word "jus" meaning right or law. It therefore follows that a just person obeys the law (lawful) and does what is right (morally, ...

#31. 70103 Ethics Law and Justice - UTS: Handbook

70103 Ethics Law and Justice. 6cp. Requisite(s): ( 70102c Foundations of Law OR (70120 Legal Method and Research AND 70115 Perspectives on Law))

#32. Ethics Officials - Department of Justice

Monica Felter, Ethics Program Specialist. Antitrust Division ... Associate General Counsel/Ethics Officer ... Office of Justice Programs.

#33. CEPEJ European Ethical Charter on the use of artificial ...

The European Commission for the Efficiency of Justice (CEPEJ) of the Council of Europe has adopted the first European text setting out ethical principles ...

#34. Ethics, Justice, and Law - University of Saskatchewan ...

You will gain knowledge of ethical theories which have been influential in shaping ... The two year Certificate in Ethics, Justice and Law is offered by the ...

#35. S3: General Ethical Principles - PLOS

fundamental ethical principles: respect for persons; beneficence; justice; ... These principles are grounded in moral theories, the research ethics ...

#36. Ethics Bulletin : Criminal Justice : State of Oregon

Criminal Justice Ethics Bulletins. Kristine Boatman [email protected] 971-720-3534. The Criminal Justice Ethics Bulletin has ...

#37. Justice-based ethics - OAPEN

The book challenges conventional borders from different ethical, theological, philosophical, economic and cultural perspectives with insight and expertise and ...

#38. Social Justice, Equity, and Ethics Home - Stony Brook University

ABOUT. The Undergraduate College of Social Justice, Equity, and Ethics (SJE) empowers students from all disciplines to explore the pursuit of diversity and ...

#39. Ethics in Criminal Justice Education

The goals of ethics courses should include stimulating the moral imagination, developing skills in the recognition and analysis of ethical issues, eliciting a ...

#40. Ethics, justice and the convention on biological diversity | UNEP

Ethics is one of the buzzwords of the 21st century, and ethical issues have been given more prominence than ever before.

#41. Justice Health Human Research Ethics Committee

The Justice Health Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC) is accredited by the ... It aims to support research that is carried out in an ethical manner that ...

#42. (PDF) Organizational Justice and Behavioral Ethics: Promises ...

Third, justice scholars focus on social identities while behavioral ethics scholars also investigate moral identities. As an impetus to future inquiry, our ...

#43. Fair trade & social justice | Food Ethics Council

Agricultural and food workers do difficult and sometimes dangerous jobs for very little pay. Their work is not highly valued in society, and they are more…

#44. Social Justice and Ethics: Dilemmas and Opportunities for ...

Then we decided to delve into psychology literature on Ethics and Social Justice, and the APA Ethical Guidelines. To say the least, there is ample work that ...

#45. Ethics and Human Rights | American Nurses Association

While social justice is a logical extension of the nursing profession, it can be difficult for nurses to navigate these divisive areas and ensure every ...

#46. Justice and Public Health - Oxford Handbooks

Keywords: justice, public health ethics, distribution, egalitarianism, utilitarianism, welfare, resources, democracy, capabilities, rights ...

#47. Code of Ethics - Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences

The Code of Ethics of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS) sets forth 1) General Principles and 2) Ethical Standards that underlie members of the ...

#48. Ethics, Politics and Justice in Dante - UCL Press

Ethics, Politics and Justice in Dante. Edited by Giulia Gaimari and Catherine Keen. ISBN: 9781787352278. Publication: June 27, 2019.

#49. Justice James A. Baker Guide to Ethics and Professionalism in ...

Taught by some of Texas' most influential lawyers and judges, The Justice James A. Baker Guide to Ethics and Professionalism in Texas course provides newly ...

#50. National Statement on Ethical Conduct in Human Research ...

However, the values of respect, research merit and integrity, justice, and beneficence have become prominent in the ethics of human research in ...

#51. In a year-end report, Chief Justice John Roberts emphasizes ...

U.S. courts need to do more to ensure compliance with ethics rules — including rules that preclude a judge from presiding over cases in ...

#52. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE CODE OF ETHICS - Provincial ...

Like the CJC Ethical Principles for Judges for Provincial Court Judges and. Judicial Justices, the Justice of the Peace Code of Ethics provides very ...

#53. International Politics (Global Justice and Ethics) MA | Master's

This Newcastle University master's investigates central issues of global justice. You'll develop a deeper and wider understanding of world politics.

#54. WELLBEING, JUSTICE AND DEVELOPMENT ETHICS

ETHICS. WELLBEING, JUSTICE AND D. EVELOPMENT E. THICS. Séverine Deneulin ... of movements for social justice – the book argues that the capability.

#55. Ethics, Equity, Justice | Scholarly Concentrations | MD Program

Ethics, Equity and Justice Scholarly Concentration. Medicine has the capacity for great good or great harm. Disproportionately experienced by marginalized ...

#56. Integrity & Ethics - UNODC

To that end, the Education for Justice (E4J) initiative developed a series of Integrity and Ethics Modules, which lecturers can use as a basis for teaching in ...

#57. On the Currency of Egalitarian Justice | Ethics: Vol 99, No 4

Ethics Volume 99, Number 4 · Previous article · Next article. No AccessSymposium on Rawlsian Theory of Justice: Recent Developments ...

#58. Justice in Ethics and Political Philosophy: A Fundamental ...

Justice in Ethics and Political Philosophy: A Fundamental Critique. From the book New Perspectives on Distributive Justice. Christoph Horn.

#59. Structural Justice Ethics in Health Care | Voices in Bioethics

Structural Justice Ethics[14] better describes a plan and a process that requires the healthcare system and professionals to look both ...

#60. Principles — Respect, Justice, Nonmaleficence, Beneficence

Principles — Respect, Justice,. Nonmaleficence, Beneficence. Adapted with permission from Laura Bishop, Ph.D., Kennedy Institute of Ethics, ...

#61. Energy decisions reframed as justice and ethical concerns

Here, to remedy this gap, we investigate how concepts from justice and ethics can inform energy decision-making by reframing five energy ...

#62. Center for Social Justice & Ethics - Catholic University of ...

The Centre for Social Justice and Ethics carries out a number of activities in the AMECEA region and beyond in line with the three-fold mission of ...

#63. A Practitioner's Guide to Ethical Decision Making - American ...

American Counseling Association promoting ethical counseling practice in ... principles, autonomy, justice, beneficence, nonmaleficence, and fidelity are ...

#64. Justice, Ethics, Diversity in Space, Certificate | Penn State

The 12-credit Justice, Ethics, Diversity in Space (JEDIS) certificate helps students to cultivate a diverse set of theoretical and methodological skills ...

#65. Ethics and social justice in ethnocultural qualitative research.

ethics ; social justice; ethnocultural qualitative research; transformative paradigm; human rights; discrimination; oppression; respect; benefits; axiology; ...

#66. Social justice, ethics, and the nursing profession - Wolters ...

Social justice, ethics, and the nursing profession. By: Tahitia Timmons, MSN, PMGT-BC, OCN, CDP. A celebration of nurses' month seems an odd ...

#67. Ethics, Justice and the Convention on Biological Diversity

Is Justice Not Relative? 24. Moral RelatIvism. 25. V. Main Challenges to Realising the CBD'S Ethical Goals.

#68. Distributive Justice and the Ethics of Nudging - University of ...

Sunstein, The Ethics of Influence: Government in the Age of Behavioral Science. Recommended Citation. Jessica L. Roberts, Nudge-Proof: Distributive Justice and ...

#69. Deterrence, Democracy, and the Pursuit of International Justice

Such an approach presents a stark contrast to rationales for prosecution that claim that there is a moral obligation or a legal duty to prosecute the ...

#70. The Hendel Center for Ethics and Justice - Jewish Theological ...

The Hendel Center for Ethics and Justice weaves the study of Jewish ethics and training in civic engagement into the JTS curriculum, with the goal of ...

#71. Health and Social Justice: The Role of Today's Physician

The ethics cases in this issue highlight very real social justice issues that physicians face. J. Wesley Boyd explores the ethical implications of force-feeding ...

#72. School of Ethics, Social Justice and Public Service - Saint ...

against climate change and industries that pollute? Studying Ethics and Contemporary Social Issues is about. 1 Deconstructing and understanding moral judgments ...

#73. 查看 - 臺灣學術倫理教育資源中心

(2) An ethical principle that obligates one to treat people fairly. Distributive justice refers to allocating benefits and harms fairly; procedural justice ...

#74. Justice Test - EthicsOps

I may wish to begin with the discussion of Justice and Fairness from the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics. Then return here to see how the test is ...

#75. ALA adopts new Code of Ethics principle on racial and social ...

The ninth principle was the product of work done by the Social and Racial Justice subgroup of the Committee on Professional Ethics (COPE) in ...

#76. Executive Branch Ethics Committee - New Hampshire ...

The Executive Branch Ethics Committee was established to issue guidelines, interpretive rulings, ... NH Department of Justice - Official State of NH website.

#77. Three Fundamental Principles of Research Ethics - FHI 360

Research ethics rests on the following 3 fundamental principles: Respect for persons; Beneficence; Justice. These principles are considered to be ...

#78. Chief Justice John Roberts Pledges to Bolster Judicial Ethics

Chief Justice Roberts earlier raised concerns that helped kill 2018 legislation aimed at expanding ethics requirements for the federal ...

#79. Global Health Justice | Public Health Ethics | Oxford Academic

This article offers the beginnings of a theory of global health justice, arguing for universal ethical norms (general duty) with shared ...

#80. Applied Ethics | Justice Institute of British Columbia

This course will introduce students to classical and contemporary theories of ethics and emphasizes strategies for moral reasoning, critical thinking and ...

#81. Principles of Judicial Office | Ontario Court of Justice

The Chief Justice of the Ontario Court of Justice was empowered to ... Judges is a guide to assist judges in addressing ethical and professional dilemmas.

#82. Encyclopedia of Criminal Justice Ethics - WestEd

Ethical issues and dilemmas in criminal justice reach deep into federal, state, county, and municipal police forces, the legal professions, the structure ...

#83. Deep Tech Ethics: An Approach to Teaching Social Justice in ...

Committed to the idea that tech ethics is an essential part of the undergraduate computer science educational curriculum, at Rice University ...

#84. Social Justice Through An Ethical Framework.pdf - | NLCSW

Social Justice Through an Ethical Framework. Annette Johns MSW, RSW. The Canadian Association of Social Workers (CASW) 2005 Code of Ethics outlines the ...

#85. The Role of Ethics in Criminal Justice | GCU Blog

Ethical issues in criminal justice involve law enforcement, defense counsel, prosecutors and citizens. Learn about starting a criminal ...

#86. Justice, diversity, and research ethics review - University of ...

This notion of justice is supported by the. World Health Organization's International. Ethical Guidelines for Health-related. Research Involving ...

#87. A Theory of Justice - Overview, How It Works, Principles

A Theory of Justice was published in 1971 by American moral and political philosopher John Rawls. It attempted to resolve the problem of distributive ...

#88. Theory of Justice & Ethics of Care in Organizations - Study.com

Traditional Theory of Justice. Is there a moral obligation to feed hungry people? Let's look at an example in which we can ask this question ...

#89. Law, Ethics, and Justice - Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems

2.4. Law as Authority. 3. Ethics and Justice. 3.1. Ethics, Morality, and Justice. 3.2. Competing Notions of Justice. 3.3. The Pursuit of the Ideal.

#90. How the Department of Justice Measures the Effectiveness of ...

The U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ) outlines how its prosecutors should assess the effectiveness of ethics and compliance (E&C) programs in its Evaluation ...

#91. Getting from commitment to content in AI and data ethics

The use of artificial intelligence (AI) and big data raises challenges involving justice, privacy, autonomy, transparency, ...

#92. U.S. Marshals Service, Ethics, Index

The ethics program in the U.S. Marshals Service is administered by the Office ... are sent to the Department of Justice and the Office of Government Ethics.

#93. Nicomachean Ethics Book V Summary & Analysis | SparkNotes

Justice can mean either lawfulness or fairness, since injustice is lawlessness and unfairness. The laws encourage people to behave virtuously, so the just ...