Over the last five years, hundreds of researchers, journalists, activists, and scholars from a variety of fields have come together at Harvard University's Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics, under the direction of Lawrence Lessig, to investigate, map, and find solutions for institutional corruption around the world.
On May 1-2, the project will culminate with a two-day conference to celebrate the accomplishments of the Lab and point the way forward. Join us as we present the findings of the Lab in fields from pharma to academia to Wall Street to K Street and beyond.
ENDING INSTITUTIONAL CORRUPTION
Keynote Lecture
Francis Fukuyama
What is Institutional Corruption?
with Lawrence Lessig and Dennis F. Thompson
Panel discussions
Insights from Psychology
Institutional Corruption & Government and Law
Institutional Corruption & Medicine and Public Health
Institutional Corruption & Finance and Economics
Institutional Corruption & Academia and Nonprofits
Workshops
Innovations in Ethics Training
Effective Whistleblower Programs: What Works?
Using Litigation to Combat Institutional Corruption
Institutional Corruption and Investigative Journalism
Banking Corruption: Are Emerging Reforms Sufficient?
Combating Corruption through Rating and Health System Design
The Commitment Scorecard
Plus, Lightning Round and Poster Sessions on a variety of topics.
REGISTER HERE
LOCATION:Milstein Conference Suite, Wasserstein Building, Harvard Law School STATUS:CONFIRMED DTSTART:20150501T123000Z DTEND:20150502T230000Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR