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The Common Good Lecture 

Presented by the Division of Impact and Community Engagement (DICE) 
Rutgers University—Camden 

Kwame Anthony Appiah

 Dr. Kwame Anthony Appiah

“The Ethics of Belonging: Identity, Dialogue and Democratic Life”

Join us as we hear from one of America’s leading public philosophers, Dr. Kwame Anthony Appiah, as he discusses the broader civic and ethical responsibilities of living in a pluralistic society.  Dr. Appiah will explore how people can engage across differences with intellectual humility and mutual respect, and how universities can prepare students to navigate disagreement while strengthening democratic institutions. He also will discuss the roles curiosity, dialogue, and ethical reasoning play in building healthier communities and societies.

As a professor of philosophy and law at New York University and as “The Ethicist” for The New York Times Magazine, Dr. Appiah challenges us to look beyond the boundaries – real and imagined – that divide us, and to celebrate our common humanity, all while navigating the complexities of life.

Presented and Sponsored By

This event is presented by the Division of Impact and Community Engagement (DICE) Rutgers University—Camden and co-sponsored by the Rutgers Democracy Lab.

 Division of Impact and Community Engagement
Rutgers Democracy Lab

For questions please contact: ruc-dice@camden.rutgers.edu