The Society for Women in Philosophy, United Kingdom
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Welcome to our website! SWIP UK is an organisation of UK women in philosophy, including students and professionals, working within or outside academic departments, which aims to end discrimination against women in philosophy. Follow us on Twitter @SWIPUK |
Good Practice Scheme.
SWIP UK and the British Philosophical Association are pleased to support the Good Practice Scheme. Its purpose is to improve the environment for, and representation of, women in philosophy.
SWIP UK panel at Joint Session.
SWIP UK are holding a special panel at The 95th Joint Session of the Aristotelian Society and the Mind Association, which is hosted by the University of Hertfordshire, and held online, from 16 to 18 July 2021. For more information, see www.jointsession2021.com
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Aims and Membership.
SWIP UK have revised the aims and membership criteria to be more inclusive and intersectional. See the 'Who We Are' page for details.
Data Protection Regulation.
By subscribing to SWIP UK, individuals consent to us holding their contact details and we will inform them if these are lost or stolen. Individuals can ask for these details to be erased and we will erase them when their Membership/Friendship elapses or if they have not responded to renewal invitation emails.
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NEWS.
June 2022:
The Society for Women in Philosophy UK is pleased to announce the 2022 Annual Conference to be hosted at Royal Holloway University of London from the 28-29th June on the topic of 'Early Women Philosophers in London'.
Speakers include Siobhan Chapman, Sophia Connell, Frederique Janssen-Lauret, Stacie Friend, and Michael Kremer.
The conference is organised by Suki Finn and John Sellars who can be contacted at suki.finn [at] rhul.ac.uk or john.sellars [at] rhul.ac.uk.
Both days of the event will be held on the Egham campus - more information on how to get there available here: https://www.royalholloway.ac.uk/about-us/more/how-to-find-us/
The conference requires registration, and there is also the option to book accommodation at the venue and to join the conference dinner. For those in need of financial assistance please contact the organisers to apply for an Analysis bursary. All registrations can be made on the online store: https://onlinestore.rhul.ac.uk/product-catalogue/events-and-conferences/politics-and-international-relations-pir/conferences
For all other information, please see the event website: https://royalholloway.ac.uk/research-and-teaching/departments-and-schools/philosophy/research/early-women-philosophers-in-london-conference/
This conference has been funded by the Society for Applied Philosophy, the Aristotelian Society, the British Society for the History of Philosophy, and a Reed Research Fellowship.
June 2022:
The Society for Women in Philosophy UK is pleased to announce the 2022 Annual Conference to be hosted at Royal Holloway University of London from the 28-29th June on the topic of 'Early Women Philosophers in London'.
Speakers include Siobhan Chapman, Sophia Connell, Frederique Janssen-Lauret, Stacie Friend, and Michael Kremer.
The conference is organised by Suki Finn and John Sellars who can be contacted at suki.finn [at] rhul.ac.uk or john.sellars [at] rhul.ac.uk.
Both days of the event will be held on the Egham campus - more information on how to get there available here: https://www.royalholloway.ac.uk/about-us/more/how-to-find-us/
The conference requires registration, and there is also the option to book accommodation at the venue and to join the conference dinner. For those in need of financial assistance please contact the organisers to apply for an Analysis bursary. All registrations can be made on the online store: https://onlinestore.rhul.ac.uk/product-catalogue/events-and-conferences/politics-and-international-relations-pir/conferences
For all other information, please see the event website: https://royalholloway.ac.uk/research-and-teaching/departments-and-schools/philosophy/research/early-women-philosophers-in-london-conference/
This conference has been funded by the Society for Applied Philosophy, the Aristotelian Society, the British Society for the History of Philosophy, and a Reed Research Fellowship.