ETHICS EDUCATION,
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We've been creating exceptional ethics education experiences since 2007.
The Prindle Institute for Ethics equips people to deepen their understanding of different moral perspectives and to think critically about the inescapable ethical issues of our time. Through ethics education resources and interactive experiences, we bring communities together to fully engage with the ethical dimensions of their lives.
WHAT WE DO
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Art, ethics, and a 500-acre nature park. There's always something to discover at the Prindle Institute, from student work and landscape photography to "Voices and Votes: Democracy in America," arriving this Fall.
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Write for the Prindle Post
The Prindle Post is looking for new voices. If you've got a thoughtful take on the ethical questions behind today's headlines, or a topic in culture or current events you can't stop thinking about, we want to hear from you. Submit a pitch and join the conversation.
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Register for IHSEB 2027
Registration and new cases for the 2027 Indiana High School Ethics Bowl are now open, with the winner advancing to NHSEB's Central Divisional Playoffs, hosted here at the Prindle Institute. Join us Feb. 6, 2027, for a day of thinking out loud, together.
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Erik Kenyon: Philosophy at the Gym
When you picture philosophy, you probably picture dusty books, not a weight room full of teenagers. In the latest episode, Alex talks with philosopher Erik Kenyon (Friends Academy) about his book Philosophy at the Gymnasium, which traces how Greek moral philosophy grew directly out of athletic training. In Athens, the gym wasn't just a place to build strength. It was a hub for civic and moral education, where competition, discipline, and the pursuit of virtue went hand in hand. The conversation asks what sports culture can still teach us about moral growth, and what it might mean to train for virtue the way we train for a heavy lift.
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PRINDLE POST
Oct 02, 2026Do Anti-Flock Arguments Prove Too Much?
Surely some police surveillance is warranted; why draw the line here? read this
TCP GUIDES
OCT 03, 2026Jen Arena, "Acorn Was a Little Wild”
Perfect for grades K–2, our new discussion guide invites students to explore risk, patience, and what stays the same in us as we grow.
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NEWS
Sep 18, 2026It’s Ethics Bowl Season.
It is once again Ethics Bowl season at the Prindle Institute. Registration is now open, and Regional Case Sets available, for both the National High School Ethics Bowl and the APPE Intercollegiate Eth read thisVisit us.
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Daily; Dawn to Dusk