ethics
ethics
As we send this program on the airwaves, Armstrong is preparing to unveil her "Charter for Compassion" to the world.
As we send this program on the airwaves, Armstrong is preparing to unveil her "Charter for Compassion" to the world.
As we send this program on the airwaves, Armstrong is preparing to unveil her "Charter for Compassion" to the world.
NYT’s Lens blog posted a fun entry about Senator Patrick Leahy’s personal photography as he operates from a unique vantage point within the hallowed halls and meeting rooms of Washington D.C. As interesting as the many photos of presidents and legislators are, it’s this “conscience picture” — a portrait he took of an El Salvadoran man in a refugee camp in 1987 — that I find most intriguing, most grounding.
I’m confused. An immense amount of media coverage has been dedicated this past year to philanthropic organizations associated with high-power people and companies doing charitable work in a different way. Bill Clinton has argued that pharmaceutical companies can even make a fair margin off of cheap drugs to developing countries in Africa.
