(Dis)ability, duty and dignity: what do we owe each other?

What defines a dignified life — and who gets to decide?
How have societies, past and present, measured worth, ability, and contribution?
Do we only owe justice to those who can “give back”?
What happens when duty and care are unequally distributed — or invisibly demanded?
How does disability challenge our assumptions about autonomy, citizenship, and moral obligation?
Is inclusion merely about access, or does it require rethinking the very structure of our social and ethical systems?

Join us as we explore the intersections of (dis)ability, dignity, and duty — through the lens of philosophy, history, and lived experience — and ask: What do we truly owe each other in a just society?