Our blog is now on Substack - come find us if you’re interested in applied ethics: open.substack.com/pub/ethicsun...

This week, @uclspp.bsky.social's UCL Uncovering Politics podcast asks how the tradition of parading in Northern Ireland affects relations between its historically divided communities. Listen via the link below or wherever you listen to your podcasts!

My latest article in @theconversation.com explores some of the ways using AI may undermine intimacy. AI might promise to make things easier but I suggest there is value in being curious, figuring things out, and failing, especially in intimate life. theconversation.com/as-ai-plays-...

In our third post for #DementiaActionWeek, Dr Andrew Stanners reflects on @matildacarter.bsky.social’s work to consider how we could best care for people with dementia: ethics-untangled.ghost.io/deciding-how...

Never in my wildest dreams did I think enough people would care enough about my thoughts on dementia care to spend a day talking about them. Check out the new Ethics Untangled blog for my reflections on my recent book launch workshop.

If you missed it, here is @matildacarter.bsky.social discussing her recent book on dementia, justice, and social care: ethics-untangled.ghost.io/dementia-equ...

In the most recent issue of the @idea-leeds.bsky.social blog I interview @matildacarter.bsky.social about her new book on dementia, equality and social care. ethics-untangled.ghost.io/dementia-equ...

Coming soon on our blog: @matildacarter.bsky.social on her new book about dementia, equality and justice! Follow our blog for the full interview: ethics-untangled.ghost.io

Some promising news on regional cooperatives buried in here, but what a headline…

In the latest episode of Ethics Untangled, Élaina Gauthier-Mamaril joins me to look at the ethics of long COVID and the ways it is reshaping how we think about disability, care, and community. www.buzzsprout.com/2113237/epis...

People who theorise across social difference! Deadline upcoming! Apply by Sunday 10th May 23:59GMT

Is informal dementia care really preferable to its professional counterpart? I discuss this, among other questions, on this episode of UCL Uncovering Politics.

Our research fellow Rosa is putting on this great workshop in August - follow the link for more info and to apply to attend! justtheorising.weebly.com

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A timely reminder of our dire national need for a resurgence of local journalism.

New episode of Ethics Untangled out today featuring IDEA's own Matilda Carter, asking: how should we care for people with dementia? This is an episode that really might fundamentally change the way you think about something important. It did for me. ethicsuntangled.buzzsprout.com/2113237/epis...

Relating to People Living with Dementia as Equals - @matildacarter.bsky.social is hosting a workshop about her recently published book on the 14th of May. It's free to attend. Details and sign up here: www.eventbrite.com/e/book-launc...

Missed out on our Philosophy Valentines event? Or just want to relive the talks? Now you can! Georgie, Colette, Gerald and Isobel’s talks are now available on Spotify (and Apple Podcasts, Deezer, Amazon Music…) - search Centre for Love, Sex and Relationships💕

Hey look at this cool job we're advertising here at the London School of Economics department of Philosophy. www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DQQ264/2...

Nearly 9 years on from starting my PhD, feels surreal to be holding the book that emerged from it in my hands.

In this new @ctp-leeds.bsky.social blog, Dr Andrew Kirton shares why we shouldn’t be too quick to outsource our writing jobs to AI. As he argues, if we use GenAI to think and write we do lose something. Find out what it is in this blog. ahc.leeds.ac.uk/centre-theor...

The British Philosophical Association has launch a new annual prize competition to celebrate the best of British Philosophy: bpa.ac.uk/prizes/. #philosophymatters

This week, an X user created an AI video of me being chloroformed and prepared for rape. Victims are told it's not real and they're getting offended for no reason. But nudification tools are weapons of sexual assault, and the harm they cause is real 👇 jessasato.substack.com/p/ai-nudific...

Frances Darling - 'Epistemic Reparations and Disability', forthcoming and open access at Phil Studies:

Exciting news: my monograph is now available on Cambridge Core! www.cambridge.org/core/books/r...

What can a shallow pond teach us about our moral obligations to strangers? On the latest @ethicsuntangled.bsky.social episode, David Edmonds joins Jim to explore the story behind Peter Singer’s famous thought experiment — and why it still provokes such fierce debate today.

'Relating to People Living with Dementia as Equals', a new blog by Matilda Carter , author of RELATING TO PEOPLE LIVING WITH DEMENTIA AS EQUALS 📚 https://cup.org/487ky35 #bioethics #medicallaw

Each January, IDEA the Ethics Centre hosts an informal colloquium on Biomedical and Health Care Ethics at Craiglands Hotel in Ilkley. Find out more here: ahc.leeds.ac.uk/events/event...

The Health and Social Care Committee’s evaluation of palliative care in England was published yesterday. It’s hugely important, not least in the context of the assisted dying bill. It’s had almost no media coverage. committees.parliament.uk/publications...

Great blog post by IDEA's Matilda Carter on Power, Status and the Dementia Care Relationship. cambridgeblog.org/2025/11/powe...

Wrote about my history in dementia care and my motivations for working on my forthcoming monograph. cambridgeblog.org/2025/11/powe...

Should relational egalitarians always oppose stigma? I argue no. Where stigma is unwarranted, relational egalitarians should oppose it. But where it is *warranted*, it is at the very least unobjectionable and, in some circumstances, may even be obligatory. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...

If you like your mind extended and your equality relational, my new paper in Synthese is for you. link.springer.com/article/10.1...

Don't miss our new handbook: The Bloomsbury Handbook of Care Ethics An authoritative guide to care ethics: what it is, debates within the field, and the contributions it can make to contemporary issues. Learn more: bit.ly/45LEA0z Preview: bit.ly/4lxyCpG

So pleased to see the Bloomsbury Handbook of Care Ethics available in print!

Join us next month for this fantastic conference!

The Bloomsbury Handbook of Care Ethics appears to be available to all those whose institutions have subscribed to Bloomsbury Collections. Mine hasn't. But it's exciting nonetheless. www.bloomsburycollections.com/encyclopedia...

Had a great chat with the committee of UCL's Minorities and Philosophy chapter recently, setting out the case for viewing mental disabilities as neutral with respect to well-being. You can take a listen here (or on Spotify, if you prefer). soundcloud.com/user-2185781...

Had a fantastic time hosting this group of speakers, over the last two days, to talk through normative questions raised by our ageing societies. Thanks to all who attended too; it was a lovely way to cap off my time here in Glasgow!

One thing I feel pretty confident I will be teaching writers for years to come is that your process has to be what works for you and not what anyone else is telling you is the way to do it. Years into my MFA, I FINALLY have my process and it is so against what most people teach.

An absolute masterclass in how the UK media platforms and normalises far right politics. This is how Farage wins.

As good a time as any to recirculate this article I published in 2022…

New article in open access with Analytic Philosophy. In this piece, I pull apart arguments about the nature of justice and the nature of equality in relational egalitarian literature, giving an account of a relational approach to justice that need not necessarily be egalitarian.

Pre-orders of the collection I edited for Bloomsbury on care ethics are now available. So excited to have found a home for some fantastic contributions from across our international scholarly community!

Love it when I spend months making torturously slow progress on a draft paper, then finish it rapidly and by surprise. It happens nearly every time, but you try convincing me of that when I’m in the thick of writing one paragraph every three hours.

In 2023 alone more than 1 million people registered Lasting Powers of Attorney. But this is a tale about concerns relation to one legal firm in Essex and 30 cases involving Mr Hiller and his firm, Craybeck Law A disturbing pattern of events: www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...