Philosophy: Organizations

The primary professional organization for American philosophers.

Independent philosophical society, formed to promote philosophical discussion and research on the importance of personal liberty.

Fosters research and scholarship within the philosophical community in Atlantic Canada. Site provides minutes and information on annual meetings, list of past conference keynote speakers, and short organizational history.

Promotes the study of the process-relational thought of Alfred North Whitehead and Charles Hartshorne.

Professional organization of academic philosophers in Australia and New Zealand. Runs conferences, offers an annual prize for philosophy published in the popular media, and edits the Australasian Journal of Philosophy.

Regular public discussion forums on a wide range of philosophical topics including metaphysics, epistemology, moral and political philosophy.

Professional society for teachers and students of philosophy in Canada. The CPA Bulletin, the journal Dialogue, and online forums to facilitate communication among philosophers.

An independent nonpartisan nonprofit organization dedicated to research and education at the nexus of ethics and international affairs. Site provides articles, transcripts and conference reports on the ethical dimensions of different aspects in international affairs.

Philosophy education, annual international philosophical conferences, foundations, and educational workshops at Santa Barbara City College.

Founded by Mortimer Adler and Max Weismann. Dedicated to the proposition that "Philosophy is everybody's business."