Every year, Philosophers for Humanity hosts a variety of initiatives to raise money for charity and to encourage the pursuit of philosophical knowledge outside of class. Continue reading to learn more about the events we organize!
Philosophers for Humanity hosts a Benefit for Change near the end of each academic year to commemorate our annual efforts. The Benefit for Change features leading professors and a selected student speaker, catered food, and an exciting musical performance! The Benefit serves as a reflection on our yearly accomplishments and provides students with the opportunity to participate in a Q&A session with our speakers as well as network with fellow students, professors, and researchers in various fields of philosophy. Applications to be the student speaker open in February!
Philosophers for Humanity hosts bi-monthly bake sales on campus to fundraise for our annual charity. 100% of proceeds are donated to charity!
Panel discussions are monthly opportunities for students to engage with Professors on contentious philosophical topics beyond the classroom. In the past, speakers have discussed compelling topics such as “The Meaning of Race/ Culture” and “The Ethics of Political Violence”.
Ethics Circles are student-led moderated open discussions which address unique philosophical topics, predominantly in the realm of ethics. Ethics Circles act as exciting opportunities to engage with your and participate in philosophical discussion. Previous examples of Ethics Circle topics include “The Philosophy of Charity and Altruism” and “Faith and Parenting: What’s Okay?”.
