This year, Dementia Action Week runs from May 18–24. Throughout the month, we'll be discussing dementia and the ethics of care on the blog. In our first post, Luke Brunning sits down with Matilda Carter, Lecturer in Applied Ethics at IDEA: The Ethics Centre, to discuss her
Danielle sat down with Rosa Vince to discuss their upcoming workshop, Just Theorising 2026. During the workshop, participants will explore the epistemological and methodological challenges that arise when theorising across social difference. If this sounds interesting to you, or to someone you know, there’s still time to apply to
In the latest episode of the Ethics Untangled Podcast, Jim Baxter talks to Élaina Gauthier-Mamaril about the ethics of long COVID and the ways it is reshaping how we think about disability, care, and community. Long COVID has left millions of people living with chronic symptoms, often without adequate medical
Luke Brunning sat down with Simon Kirchin, the Director of IDEA: The Ethics Centre, to explore what publicly engaged philosophy looks like in practice, why it matters, and what insights it can generate. Drawing on a long-standing partnership with a group of professional comedians, Simon published The Philosophy of Comedy
A space for us to engage with everyday ethics. Luke Brunning and Danielle Bromwich, the editors of Ethics Untangled, introduce us to this new blog, chat about the distinctive culture at IDEA: The Ethics Centre at the University of Leeds, and talk through their desire to build a community committed