Parr Center + TED-Ed Ethical Dilemma Series
Ethical Dilemma Video Series
The Parr Center for Ethics and TED-Ed are jointly producing a co-branded ethical dilemma video series, drawing on UNC Philosophy’s world-class expertise in moral philosophy and the Parr Center’s commitment to nourishing and fostering ethical reflection across the lifespan.
The series invites learners of all ages to reflect on the nuances and particularities of ethical decision-making and to promote moral and intellectual virtues that are integral to a vibrant, respectful civic sphere: including intellectual humility, curiosity, and moral sensitivity. Each video is accompanied by a set of pedagogical resources that enable further reflection and curricular integration.
Check out our video library below!
Publicly Available Videos
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What should you believe? (with Alex Worsnip)
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You can only save one—who do you choose? (with Doug MacKay)
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Would you lie? (with Sarah Stroud)
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Whose life is more valuable? (with Rebecca Walker)
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What makes life worth living? (with Douglas MacLean)
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When is anger justified? (with Delaney Thull) |
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Would you use a machine that predicts your future? (with Thomas Hofweber) |
Coming Soon
Must we keep promises to the dead?
Should we vote for a social credit system?
What are the limits of intellectual property?
How much does morality demand from me?
Should I accept the offer of immortality?
Is it ethical to select for deafness?
For what are we morally responsible?
Contact UNC Professor and Outreach Director Michael Vazquez (michael.vazquez@unc.edu).