Led by Dr. Michael Gisondi and Rachel Barber ('23), the consensus conference engaged experts in the fields of biomedical ethics, public health, and cyber policy with representatives from social media companies, popular blog sites, and the public to examine the intersection of social media, ethics, and COVID misinformation. Watch the full recording here.
Ethics, Society, & Technology Unconference
Opening Remarks from Stanford President Marc Tessier-Lavigne
May 13, 2021
September 21st 10:00AM PDT
September Willams, MD, is a Black American physician-writer, bioethicist, and filmmaker. Dr. Williams creates and promotes narrative inquiries in bioethics on screens and print which are diverse, humanitarian, and scientifically imbued. She is an internist whose post graduate fellowships underpinned a clinical career spanning cradle to the grave -- serving those in most need of care.
The mission of the EST Hub is to deepen Stanford’s strength in ethics and generate a fundamental shift in how faculty, staff, and students, whatever their disciplinary home, choice of major, and career pathway, think about our role as enablers and shapers of scientific discovery and technological change in society.
The EST Hub was created as part of Stanford's Presidential Initiative on Ethics, Society, and Technology. Co-led by:
