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Ethics Abroad Travel Program: Travel with FASPE Scholars

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FASPE’s Ethics Abroad Travel Program is an inspiring and compelling week-long program for intellectually curious travelers who are interested in engaging in FASPE’s distinctive approach to ethics and history--particularly important today given the many wake-up calls of 2020. Participants travel to Berlin and Poland, with FASPE’s unique VIP access to historic and cultural sites (and their curators).

Ethics Abroad is a one week combination of lively conversation around critical issues of the day; engaging in the cultural (and culinary) fascinations of Berlin and Krakow; and a personalized exploration of what is perhaps the most important site of the 20th century, Auschwitz/Birkenau.

FASPE’s mission is to analyze and understand the role of the professions and of individual professionals in Nazi Germany; and, with that background and perspective, to consider issues of contemporary professional ethics. We explore the complicated question of what we can learn from the perpetrators that can guide us in the complexities of the 21st century.

While learning about the actions and motivations of the professionals in Nazi Germany, faculty and participants engage in lively seminars and informal conversations about ethical issues that face the professions today—such as:

  • The role of the professions in America’s fraught racial history and present
  • How can we provide equitable and high-quality health care within the system of Commercial Medicine?
  • What does it mean to be an ethical business professional?
  • Journalism and social media in a "post-truth" era
  • How can clergy be ethical leaders?
  • Technology and the ethics of the future

Trips are organized with a select and limited number of participants to ensure meaningful dialogue and special attention. They are led by FASPE faculty, composed of leading historians, professionals and ethicists.

Upcoming Ethics Abroad Dates:

FALL 2021: Sunday, October 17 - Monday, October 25, 2021

SPRING 2022: Saturday, April 2 - Sunday, April 10, 2022

Cost includes luxury accommodations and a carefully curated experience:
$6,595 per person (double occupancy)
$8,395 per person (single occupancy)
 
Includes: Comprehensive educational program, including lectures and seminar-style discussions with FASPE faculty, lecturers, and key leadership at host sites:
Accommodations in first-class hotels;
Services of exceptional travel directors and experienced local curators;
Luxury dining experiences;
Pre-travel materials and learning;
Standard gratuities.

 

 
Not Included: Round-trip airfare; personal travel insurance.

If you are interested in learning more about FASPE's Ethics Abroad, email Ivy Barsky at ibarsky@faspe-ethics.org.