Events & Activities – SEA Bioethics Network

Events

Stay tuned for exciting upcoming events, and we invite you to join us in this journey. Additionally, you can explore our past initiatives to see the progress we have made so far. Together, we can create a thriving bioethics community in Southeast Asia.

Upcoming Events
Past Events

Upcoming Events

Public Engagement Training & Strategy Workshop

What should be the role of ethics in guiding Malaysian policy makers and researchers in relation to research into health and climate change?

Webinar for Grant Awardees

What should be the role of ethics in guiding Malaysian policy makers and researchers in relation to research into health and climate change?

Experts Highlight Urgent Ethical Challenges At Climate Change, Health, And Ethics Event

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 22 – On Friday, experts from around the world gathered at Universiti Malaya to engage in a crucial conversation on how climate change is impacting health and the ethical challenges that arise in addressing these issues.

Workshop on Whose Voices? – Decolonising Bioethics

The Southeast Asia Bioethics Network, in collaboration with the Center for Bioethics and Medical Humanities (CBMH), Faculty of Medicine, Universitas Gadjah Mada, held a workshop in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, on 5th November 2024 to discuss decolonising bioethics and the ethical implications of climate change.

Reflections on Developing the Southeast Asia Bioethics Network: Insights from the SEA Bioethics Network’s Second Year at the Best Practice in Engagement and Culture Symposium

At the Best Practice in Engagement and Culture Symposium, the Southeast Asia Bioethics Network, reflected on its second year. Key achievements included establishing a shared vision, providing funding for scholars and hosting workshops on AI-driven health research ethics and migration health. Discussions highlighted the Network’s efforts to address regional bioethical challenges and shape a more inclusive landscape.

Innovation Ethics and Oversight: Insights from Politically and Culturally Diverse Governance Systems

At the 17th World Congress of Bioethics (WCB) in Doha, Qatar, the Southeast Asia Bioethics Network panel explored AI research governance across diverse global contexts, building on their workshop in Malaysia earlier this year.