Canadian Journal of Bioethics
Revue canadienne de bioéthique

Volume 9, Number 1, 2026 Advocates, Activists, Architects of Moral Space? Guest-edited by Ann Munro Heesters and Jason T. Eberl

Table of contents (12 articles)

Éditorial / Editorial

  1. Reclaiming Moral Space in Contemporary Bioethics

Témoignage / Perspective

  1. The Silent Message We Send to Future Bioethicists
  2. A Broader “Call to Action”: Returning to Advocacy as a Core Mission of Bioethics
  3. Bioethics Cannot Afford to “Shut up and Dribble”
  4. Intersectional Lenses of DEI: Bioethicists’ Duty to Advocate
  5. The Morning: Constructing Moral Space from the African American Experience in Bioethics
  6. What We Ask of Others: Ethics on the Record, Institutional Power, and Moral Practice in a Fractured World
  7. Meeting the Moment: Bioethics in a Revolution
  8. Protecting Peer Support Values and Ethics Through Community-Engaged Bioethics
  9. Moral Space Through Professional Solidarity
  10. This Year’s Bioethicist: From Influencer to Prophetic Educator
  11. Fair Trade: The Legacy of Osler and Penfield for Neuroscience and Ethics

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