Critical Conversations on Everyday Ethics in Participatory Research Practices | Published by Journal of Participatory Research Methods Call for LOIs around the exploration of everyday – or process – ethics in participatory research in both academia and practice-based settings.

Call for abstracts: Special Issue - Journal of Participatory Research Methods on Everyday Ethics.
Submit a 350-word/2-minute video/audio abstract by 27 Feb 2026.

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Should you try to heal a broken relationship when the harm is long since past? Read the story: nowkalamazoo.org/202...

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Everyday Ethics is a partnership and experiment between NowKalamazoo and Western Michigan University’s Solving Other People’s Problems class. Read the story: nowkalamazoo.org/202...

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Witness yourself. Understand your impact on the world around you. See yourself as part of it, not separate. Rinse and repeat Be clear eyed on the truth of you. Don’t like what you see? Be better tomorrow. Fail someone you could have helped? Be better tomorrow.

What have I learned from a life of receiving both great grief and great kindness?​

#PhilosophyOfLife #EverydayEthics #MoralLedger #BeBetterTomorrow #WitnessYourself

What do you do when your boss is creating an uncomfortable – or toxic – work environment? Read the story: nowkalamazoo.org/202...

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When should I say “no” to a loved one in need? A reader asks about the ethics of helping someone who may be able to help themselves. Read the story: nowkalamazoo.org/202...

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Everyday Ethics is a partnership and experiment between NowKalamazoo and Western Michigan University’s Solving Other People’s Problems class. Read the full story: nowkalamazoo.org/202...

#NowKalamazoo #Kalamazoo #EverydayEthics

Should you give money to panhandlers? A reader asks about the ethics of supporting people directly versus giving only to support organizations. Read the story: nowkalamazoo.org/202...

#NowKalamazoo #Kalamazoo #EverydayEthics #NowKalamazooICYMI

Everyday Ethics is a partnership and experiment between NowKalamazoo and Western Michigan University’s Solving Other People’s Problems class. Read the full story: nowkalamazoo.org/202...

#NowKalamazoo #Kalamazoo #EverydayEthics

Everyday Ethics is a partnership and experiment between NowKalamazoo and Western Michigan University’s Solving Other People’s Problems class.

Read the full story: nowkalamazoo.org/202...

#NowKalamazoo #Kalamazoo #EverydayEthics

Can I Get a Witness? The first step in keeping your moral ledger: learning to really see.

The first step to changing the world? Changing yourself. The first step to changing yourself? You need to see yourself.

No, more than see… witness.

#moralphilosophy #everydayethics #empathy #kindness

Amazon is complex. I know that.
And I respect why many choose not to support it.

But for me, the story is personal.

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The everyday ethics in sterilization camps in India This ethnographic paper examines how various professionals working within sterilization camps in India engage with everyday ethics. While sterilizatio…

🔍 New publication: 'The everyday ethics in sterilization camps in India' just out in Social Science & Medicine.

#Disgust #EverydayEthics #Humanitarianism #PopulationControl #ReproductiveHealth #Sterilization #SituatedEthics
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A rainbow swirl asks a question about moral dilemmas.

How do you approach moral dilemmas in daily life?

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#values #rainbow #weasel #art #history #authors #bluesky #fiction #author #music #memes #poetry #followme #artist #anthro #haiku #philosophy #philsky #ethics #morals #moralmaze #everydayethics #dillema

What are my responsibilities as an ordinary person? How far do I push when I see something wrong? Do I stand back and say "it's not my job?" Do I say "not on my watch," even if it hurts me, even if I have no authority? Is it still my watch? Is it everyone's watch? #OrdinaryLeaders #EverydayEthics