Resources
Cultivating epistemic justice in academia requires, among other things, greater diversity and inclusion in teaching and learning, training, and professionalization. This page contains some links to relevant resources in this direction (this list is not exhaustive and will continue to be updated).
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- Autism
- EDI
- Epistemic authority
- Epistemic Justice in Action
- Neurodiversity
- Resources from the Profession
- UQAM
Epistemic justice and epistemic authority on autism. Philosophy of Psychiatry Webinar
Autism, Epistemic authority | video
Abstract:Autistic people often face multiple forms of epistemic injustice in ...
Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Committee of the Philosophy Department (UQAM)
EDI, Epistemic Justice in Action, UQAM
The committee was created by UQAM's Department of Philosophy to ...
Podcast
Autism, Epistemic Justice in Action
Interview with Amandine Catala and Mylène Legault: double episode on ...
Collectif autiste de l’UQAM
Autism, Epistemic Justice in Action
The Collectif autiste de l'UQAM is an initiative that aims ...
Presentation of the Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Committee of the Philosophy Department at UQAM
EDI | video
Presentation recorded as part of Printemps de la recherche et ...
Epistemic justice and epistemic authority: the example of autism
Autism, Epistemic authority | video
Lecture by Professor Amandine Catala, "Epistemic justice and epistemic authority: ...
