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Thinking it Through – Ethics with Henry Wellsmore

Progress Hall
Coal Point NSW, Australia
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Ethics Workshop with Henry Wellsmore – Session Two

How do we decide what’s the right thing to do when life presents us with tough choices?

Join us at Progress Hall for the second session of our community Ethics Workshop, led by Henry Wellsmore. Henry brings decades of experience in counselling, ethics and community work, and has a gift for making complex ideas clear and engaging.

In the first session, we explored the influences that shape our values and looked at key ethical theories, from rules and duties to consequences, virtues and human rights. This follow-up session will:
• recap the main ideas from the first workshop
• answer your questions
• introduce further ethical models
• share a practical framework to help when you’re facing a dilemma

The framework encourages us to:

  1. identify the issues and conflicting values

  2. consider who is involved

  3. explore possible actions

  4. weigh up consequences from different perspectives

  5. make a reasoned choice

It’s a problem-solving approach that values reflection over snap judgement. Not rocket science—but not always easy either!

📅 Wednesday 1st October
🕤 9:30am cuppa for a 10am–12 midday workshop
📍 Progress Hall, 197 Skye Point Road, Coal Point
💰 Gold coin donation

All welcome. Come along for thoughtful discussion, a friendly cuppa, and a chance to explore how ethics connects to everyday life in our community.

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Progress Hall
Coal Point NSW, Australia