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A More Just and Merciful World Podcast

Society EN ↓ 28 episodes

Welcome to A More Just & Merciful World, the podcast where we talk to leaders, teachers, artists, and scientists from around the globe to explore how to bring more justice and mercy into our own world. Host and Carlow University President Dr. Kathy Humphrey and her distinguished guests discuss justice and mercy in action in every field, from art and urban design to sustainability, healthcare and education. Join us each month as we continue to uncover the ways we can work together to create a more just and merciful world.

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Episodes

Erin Mallea & Sarah Shotland | Social Justice as an Art Form 14.08.2024 33:49

How do we use art to create a more just and merciful world? Dr. Kathy Humphrey has a courageous conversation with Erin Mallea, fine artist, Penn State professor and creator of “Permissible Dose” (an art show about documenting environmental injustice) and Sarah Shotland from Carlow University’s writing & expression department about the power of art to bring people in, meet them where they are a...

John Fernández & Amy Bowman-McElhone | Solutions for a More Sustainable World 18.07.2024 37:51

Is a more just and sustainable world possible? In this episode, Dr. Kathy Humphrey engages global climate change expert and Director of the MIT Environmental Solutions Initiative, John Fernández and Carlow’s own art program director and professor Amy Bowman-McElhone, PhD in an inspiring and intriguing exploration of solutions for a more sustainable world: what’s working right now, how are we...

Richard Blanco | The Role of Expression in a Just and Merciful World 20.05.2024 34:36

Poet Laureate Richard Blanco and Dr. Kathy Humphrey explore how belonging and expressing ourselves through written and spoken word can make the world a just and merciful place. Together, they illuminate how storytelling and poetic expression can help tackle injustice and promote kindness, advocating for the power of words and belonging to create positive change in society.