Join us for our upcoming Bioethics Interest Group Forum Hybrid Meeting to discuss The Ethics Of Public Health Information.

Public health information shapes how people understand risks, make choices, and protect their well-being, but sharing it responsibly is not always simple. At the center of this challenge are questions of trust, transparency, and equity. How can we make sure accurate information reaches everyone, especially those in vulnerable communities? How can public health leaders inform the public without causing confusion, fear, or the spread of misinformation?

This session will dive into the ethical dilemmas of communicating health data, examining the roles and responsibilities of governments, researchers, and the media. We’ll explore how information, when shared effectively, can foster public trust, inform thoughtful decision-making, and promote health equity. By understanding these issues, we can strengthen the connection between knowledge and action to support healthier, more informed communities. REGISTER HERE.

Venue: 5th Floor Conference Room, GWSPH Building (In person attendance is encouraged)

Guest Speaker: Peter Loge, MA, MS
Director and Associate Professor
School of Media and Public Affairs, The George Washington University
Director, Project on Ethics in Political Communication
Senior Fellow, Agirre Lehendakaria Center
 

Moderator: Melissa M. Goldstein, JD
Professor, Department of Health Policy and Management 
Milken Institute School of Public Health, The George Washington University

Moderator: Paul Ndebele, PhD
Assistant Director Office of Research Excellence
Professorial Lecturer, Department of Global Health 
Milken Institute School of Public Health, The George Washington University

For any questions or additional information, please email gwsphbig@gwu.edu.