Hear from leaders in Vermont's Latine immigrant community about grassroots organizing, worker-driven social responsibility, and resistance in the time of Trump 2.0

Abrahamic religions are committed to the existence of Hell. Does this make any sense given their commitments to God's nature? Let's talk.

Philosopher of science Tom Pashby engages UVM AI researcher Nick Cheney in a conversation about the present and future of machine learning and its philosophical implications.

Why philosophy? Come for a talk about what it is and why you should be interested in learning more about it.

Join us for a conversation about how many children in Vermont are impacted by parental incarceration each year and what systems are in place to support their unique needs.

A shared discussion about the nature, value, and disvalue of emotions like compassion, guilt, and vengeance. We begin with a story!

Insects are essential to our planet, yet they’re often overlooked. This talk explores why these tiny beings deserve our moral consideration and how rethinking our relationship with them can make a big impact—for them, for the environment, and for us.

The talk will discuss some philosophical theories that inform the regulation of people’s activities and choices. We will also look at some empirical findings on the benefits/harms of psychedelic drugs and marijuana, and some recent events relating to the practice (or research) of psychedelic drugs.

Join Dr. Mike & Bethany for a reading of Patty Lovell's Stand Tall, Molly Lou Melon and an immersive program exploring the intersection of happiness and self-confidence. We'll weave storytelling and philosophy together with art, play, and activities. This program is developed for young readers, but children and adults of all ages are welcome!

What is the role of restaurants in regenerating the social fabric of a town? Join us as we explore how a model of "circularity" may contribute to the resilience of our local food system and our community.