2020
- Annual MAP lecture: Productive Online Environments: Why Twitter is (Epistemically) Better than Facebook (6th of March)
2019
- Climate Change, Climate Strike: Philosophers at Red Haus Books (22nd of November)
- Northern Diversity Forum Workshop #1 (21st of November)
- Philosophy in Schools (19th of November)
- Otis Mensah: Hip Hop and Philosophy / Access and Arts & Humanities (7th of November)
- Unpicking the neoliberal noose: working towards democratic parent engagement in a primary school (31st of October)
- Between Bodies and Witches: Philosophers at Red Haus Books (24th of October)
- Plates #29: Philosoplates (23rd of October)
- Ideas Alive. Climate Justice (10th of October)
- Decriminalization and Sex Work (6th of August)
- Understanding Value VIII (24th – 16th of July)
- Towards an Epistemology of Post-Truth (29th of May)
- Movements for Global Justice (29th of April)
- Sex, Gender and Ignorance: Philosophers at Red Haus Books (4th of April)
- Annual Women in the History of Philosophy Lecture: “Rose Rand (1903-1980). From the Archives: Real and Unreal” (5th of April)
- Annual MAP lecture: Holding Resistance Hostage. When Resistance is Futile (1st of March)
- Activism and Academia in the Anthropocene (20th of March)
- Who Are We? Who Do We Want To Be? (27th of March)
2018
- MAP and Diversity Reading List Workshop (November)
- Natural Mechanisms: Consciousness, Cognition, and Evolution (September)
- Luther as Philosopher (September)
- What Works? Empirically Informed Implicit Bias Training (September)
- Understanding Value VII (July)
- Just Theorising (April)
Further information about past philosophy events at Sheffield can be found on the departmental web page.
