Havi Carel, Keynote Speaker for XIII Understanding Value Conference, Sheffield
Havi Carel
Keynote speaker at XIII Understanding Value Graduate Conference, Sheffield
15.07.25
Martino Belvederi Murri (Ferrara), Fiona Malpass (Mind in Camden) and the Voice Collective.
#PhilosophyMatters
Philosophy and Mental Health
28.03.25
Shame and Medicine
Shame, loneliness and epistemic injustice
27.11.24
PhenoLab
Epistemically just interractions are good medicine
24.10.24
On Philosophy
Silencing the Sick
Autumn 2024
Empowering patients as equal partners in care
The Patients Association
London Lecture Series: Madness and Mental Health
How (Not) to Talk to Young People about Mental Health
2023 - 24
London Lecture Series: Madness and Mental Health
Against speaking up: A defence of silence
2023 - 24
Disease, Illness, Sickness
Philosophical Perspectives
Epistemic Injustice in Healthcare
2024
First Annual Webconference of the International Society for the Philosophy of the Sciences of the Mind
The Ant and the Grasshopper: In what ways are conspiracy beliefs like delusions?
2023
MAP-Penn Conference on Philosophy of Disability and Illness
Institutional Opacity, Epistemic Vulnerability, and Institutional Testimonial Injustice
2022
The Royal Institute of Philosophy
It's Hard To Think Without Your Pants On: Patients as Knowers
2019
Wellcome
Epistemic Injustice in Healthcare project overview
2023
The Fawn and the Mountain Lion
What is Epistemic Injustice?
The Fawn and the Mountain Lion was produced by Squideo from an idea and a script by EPIC co-investigator Lisa Bortolotti. The aim of this video is to introduce the notion of epistemic injustice.
The Wolf, the Snake and the Butterfly
What is the harm of misleading assumptions about young people who hear voices?
The Wolf, the Snake, and the Butterfly was produced by Squideo from an idea and a script by the young people of the Voice Collective, with the collaboration of Fiona Malpass (Hearing Voices Project manager at Mind in Camden), EPIC co-investigator Lisa Bortolotti, and EPIC postdoctoral researcher Kathleen Murphy-Hollies. The aim of this video is to challenge the assumptions we make
This project was generously funded by wellcome. Grant : [226603/Z/22/Z], 'EPIC: Epistemic Injustice in Health Care'.