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IAPh 2021: Keynote Speaker Gisele Secco

Meet our Keynote Speaker Gisele Secco who wil be speaking on the philosophy of mathematics!

IAPh 2021: Keynote Speaker Cintia Martínez Velasco

Meet our Keynote Speaker Cintia Martínez Velasco who will be speaking on Chisasmic Identities and Femicide in Latin America!

IAPh 2021: COVID-19 and Philosophy

The COVID-19 pandemic has made a devastating impact around the world, but it also offers an opportunity to rethink the past to define the future. You are invited to join us to discuss COVID-19 and Philosophy at the IAPh 2021 - register now!

IAPh 2021: African Philosophy and Coloniality

Most research on women philosophers tends to be eurocentric, but women philosophers have made contributions around the world - at the IAPh 2021 we are proud to welcome perspectives on African Philosophy and Coloniality. Join us in rethinking the past to define the future and register for the conference for free!

IAPh 2021: Environmental Philosophy and Food Ethics

Environmental philosophy needs a global perspective - our speakers at the IAPh conference 2021 "Defining the Future, Rethinking the Past" are from China, India, Finland, Turkey, Belgium, Spain, Germany, Czech Republic, Latvia and more!

Zagreb Summer School 2021: Fighting Philofolly

Ruth E. Hagengruber fights "Philofolly" at the Zagreb Summer School 2021 today with a talk on rewriting the history of philosophy to include the ideas of women philosophers.

IAPh 2021: Early Modern Philosophy

Women philosophers have been long excluded from the canon, but they have always been part of the history of philosophy. A number of talks at the IAPh 2021 focus on women philosophers from the early modern period like Elisabeth of Bohemia and Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz - registration for the conference is free!

IAPh 2021: Feminist Technology

Have you ever wondered why the gender of your car's voice matters? Find out this and more on feminist issues in technology at our IAPh conference.

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