Related Projects

​EPIC (Epistemic Injustice in Healthcare), is an amazing six-year research project, led by PI Professor Havi Carel (University of Bristol), and Co-investigators Lisa Bortolotti and Matthew Broome (University of Birmingham), and Ian James Kidd (University of Nottingham). I'm delighted to be a Steering Committee member.

Credible Witnesses: Young People, Life Performance, and Testimonial Injustice, a two-year project, led by Dr Amanda Stuart Fisher at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, London. I was privileged to serve as a Board Member on this wonderful theatre project, which created short plays from young people’s recounted experiences of testimonial injustice.

Check out their 6-min film about the project.

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Recorded Lectures
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Whitehead Lectures, Harvard (2024)
​Lecture 1: 'A Project of Impure Enquiry: Williams' Historical Self-consciousness'
Whitehead Lectures, Harvard (2024)
​Lecture 2: ‘Williams’ “Philosophical Anthropology”: A Humean and Nietzschean Synergy’

​Constructions of Forgiveness (2016)

Public lecture, Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics,
​Harvard 
Sexual Violence and Testimonial Injustice (2019)
Speakers: Ludirlena Pérez and Miranda Fricker
Introductions: Kristina McLean (Director, Fragmentos), Alessia Schiavon (UN International Organisation for Migration), and Doris Salcedo​​

​Post Script: Williams On Having A Reason​ (2020)

Agency, Fate, and Luck: Themes from Bernard Williams, ​​University of Lund, Sweden 


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Some Interviews: Radio, TV, Podcast