Dr. Molly Andrews (University of East London) will explore the relationship between narrative, apology, and time, and the moral and ethical boundaries between them. A strong ethical discourse favors both public apologies and displays of forgiveness for moral transgressions in public life. Yet the implications of these processes are often left unexamined. Who can apologise to whom and for what? Can forgiveness be bestowed on behalf of others who are no longer there? Must forgiveness be preceded by an acknowledgement of wrong-doing? Prof. Andrews will examine...
Connecting youth from different backgrounds appears increasingly valuable in the contemporary climate. But what might be limitations or unintended consequences of programs that promote cross-cultural digital exchange? What are some of the promises, challenges and potential dangers of “global citizenship” education? What can get lost or overlooked with programs that fall under this banner? How would we...