In a world more connected – and more divided – than ever before, there’s no single moral story holding us together. Instead, we find ourselves navigating a fragmented landscape of competing values, faster change and growing disagreement. 

How did we get here? Why does it feel so destabilising? And what might morality look like in 10, 50 or 100 years? 

This interactive workshop explores the forces reshaping our moral world. Together, we’ll trace the major moral shifts of recent decades – from gender and minority rights to assisted dying, drug use and our treatment of animals – and consider where these trends might lead. 

You’ll share the session with other curious participants, who are ready not just to react to change, but to shape the future of morality.

Places are limited to ensure everyone can participate.  

So, tune in to tune up and hopefully we can all do life just that little bit better.

This session is part of our Melbourne series including Ethics 101 (13 May) and How to Live a Good Life (20 May). Book a multipack and save on experiencing all three sessions.

Looking to book in for our Sydney series instead? Explore the Sydney workshop series here.

Ethics Tune Up is an innovative and engaging masterclass series from The Ethics Centre that will take your ethical skills to the next level. These workshops are an opportunity to extend your knowledge of ethics and learn how you can apply these principles in your life.

Facilitated by leading philosopher Dr Tim Dean, these two-hour workshops will be equally enjoyable and informative as they help you navigate today’s complex ethical terrain and guide you towards living a good life. There are no prerequisites to join!

“The sessions have broadened my outlook and approach to Philosophy.”

“Encouraged me to think differently and open up my mind to others’ ideas and opinions.”

“Great venue, excellent facilitator and rich content”

“Tim Dean is an excellent facilitator. Very insightful.”