Recorded Lectures

​Constructions of Forgiveness 
​ (2016)

Public lecture, Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics,
​Harvard 

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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​​

• Press statement​
• Interview in Colombian national newspaper El Espectador, May 2019​
• Doris Salcedo on Fragmentos, her monument to peace, and the venue for the talks​​

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

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


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INTERVIEWS, BROADCASTS, PODCASTS

• Epistemic Injustice and Healthcare—discussion with Havi Carel, in ‘Conversations about arts, humanities, and health’ hosted by Dieter Declercq & Ian Sabroe
• Five Questions with Kieran Setiya, podcast interview published August 2021
• 'Epistemic Injustice' FreeThinking BBC Radio 3, May 2021; half-hour program with Constantine Sandis and Havi Carel
• Adorno Lectures: Blaming and Forgiving, written interview for WestEnd, Neue Zeitschrift für Sozialforschung, to mark Covid-cancelled Adorno Lectures, Frankfurt; trans. German (7000 words; 2021)
• 'Who should we blame? Who should we forgive?’ interview conducted by Jack Weinstein Why Radio? 
• ‘Gender Talks’ video on epistemic injustice, video interview, University of Bayreuth.
• Flaws and Forgiveness: An Interview with Miranda Fricker, by Daniel Kodski, Oxford Review of Books
• Blaming and Forgiving, Philosophers’ Zone ABC National Radio, Australia (2018)
• Blame and forgiveness, Elucidations: a University of Chicago Philosophy Podcast (2017)
• Featured Philosop-her: Miranda Fricker, PhilosopHer
• Featured Philosopher, Pea Soup 
• Social Epistemology: 5 Questions eds. Vincent F. Hendricks & Duncan Pritchard (Automatic Press/VIP); re-printed in the Journal of the British Undergraduate Philosophy Society (4000 words; 2014)