Project #1: Updating the Space Ethics Library

This project will continue to leverage the PG’s expertise to curate a reading list of high-quality materials which engage questions of ethics and human rights and their intersection with space and space technology, as well as work in space or space-adjacent fields which address diversity from a critical and inclusive intersectional approach to gender, race, class, ability, sexuality and other components of oppressed identities.

This library publicly available to all space advocates interested in the intersection of space and ethics in the 21st century.

Project #2: Ethics and Human Rights Conference

The PG feels it is important to elevate the pressing ethics and human rights questions that are arising from current space activities and how they are shaping the future of humanity’s relationship to space. This project is looking to host a virtual, multi-day conference that brings together experts across multiple disciplines to discuss different ethical problems and the human rights implications of historic, present, and future activities in space.

Project #3: Webinar and Podcast Series

This project will look to highlight interdisciplinary experts who are working at the intersection of ethics, human rights, and space activities. The webinars will allow for audience participation and interaction with experts in an accessible setting. The podcast will future one on one interviews between experts and PG members that dive deep into specific research areas in an attempt to provide educational opportunities for people who are less familiar with the ethics and human rights subjects.