The First Congress on Perinatal Bioethics brings together experts, students, and professionals from various disciplines to reflect on the ethical care of human life from its earliest stages.

During this event, more than 400 international experts discussed the global crisis and analyzed contemporary challenges and the role of ethics in building a sustainable future.

Henk Ten Have addressed the impact of apocalyptic visions on younger generations and the role of education in building a hopeful future.

She collaborated on the drafting of the document on artificial intelligence, which explores the implications of this technology in various fields, including health, economics, work, ecology, and education.

Her research highlights the importance of European bioethical principles in the protection of vulnerable populations.

Dr. Agustín Ortega Cabrera spoke about the importance of theology and anthropology, highlighting how grace, nature, and ecological openness help us better understand reality.