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Isn't this handrail brilliant? 😍

Suggestions for papers re: Iris Murdoch passage in IP "If we ignore the prior work of attention and notice only the emptiness of the moment of choice we are likely to identify freedom w/ the outward movement...But if we consider what the work of attention is like..."? Thanks!

PLEASE RT Funded interdisciplinary PhD studentships available at the University of Stirling, deadline 14 April! stir.ac.uk/research/resea… A range of research areas: stir.ac.uk/research/resea… I'm involved in the Accessible Environments cluster (details in following tweet) 1/3

Needed to read this!

Great to be involved in the #JustAI Lab. Anyone considering working on a PhD on AI-enabled tech in care contexts, get in touch. Lots of other potential supervisors covered other topics too!

Also needed to hear this today!

Solidarity with all those struggling against racism and fascism ✊🏼✊🏾✊🏿

Today is the start of a special series, written by Yashar Saghai, on the on-going grassroots, women-led revolutionary movement in Iran. There'll be posts fortnightly or so. Keep an eye out for them, and check out the first post below!

Ukraine Benefit Conference: ‘What Good is Philosophy? The Role of the Academy in a Time of Crisis’ justice-everywhere.org/general/ukrain…

Really looking forward to this Benefit Conference for Ukraine, raising funds for a Centre for Civic Engagement at Kyiv Mohyla Academy. What an amazing line-up! A.J. Wendland

'What Good Is Philosophy? – A Benefit Conference for Ukraine' This benefit event aims to raise funds for academic and civic institutions in Ukraine, to counteract the destabilizing impact Russia's invasion has had on Ukrainian higher ed & civilian life. civic.ukma.edu.ua/benefit/

This week’s Justice Everywhere post from Polaris Koi - very topical!

I finally got round to reading this #teachingphilosophy interview with Stephen Bloch-Schulman and I’m so glad that I did! I totally agree that we spend too much time on content and far too little on student experience in the classroom. Thanks @Dr_SVG Justice Everywhere

Here Josep Soler and I provide a tentative view about the justice issues that arise from linguistic prejudice in academia. It introduces the plights that affect non-native English speakers,and how these may count as forms of injustice. Thanks Justice Everywhere and nicolas torres

And we're back! The Justice Everywhere blog is back after a short summer break, ready to go again with weekly topical posts from our authorial team as well as our special series - including our ongoing collaboration with Applied Philosophy (the first of which is out on Thursday)

Our first Applied Philosophy post of the 2023/24 session: Suzy Killmister (Monash University) giving an answer to the question, what, if anything, can members of oppressed groups do to counter that oppression? justice-everywhere.org/general/counte…

Amazing solidarity from our students at our strike rally this morning - and they brought the sign game to a high!

I was so looking forward to teaching the first class of my new UG module - Moral Transformation and Progressive Social Change - today. Instead, I'm on strike supporting colleagues punitively impacted by MAB deductions & standing up for learning conditions. UCU Stirling UCU

Do get in touch with either myself or Lily if you're interested in this interdisciplinary funded PhD opportunity if you wish to research some aspect of children and young people's access to public spaces. Note the deadline though!

🎉 New article by Laura Specker Sullivan & Fay Niker: "Friendships need to go wrong in order to go right" They argue that mistakes made while trying to help a friend can actually deepen trust and strengthen the relationship. 🤝💔➡️💪 📚doi.org/10.1017/apa.20… American Philosophical Association