Alice MacLachlan

Canadian Society for Women in Philosophy (C-SWIP)
I am currently serving as Vice-President for C-SWIP. Previously, I was the coordinator for C-SWIP panels at the Canadian Philosophical Association (2009, 2010).

C-SWIP membership is open to philosophers and others with a commitment to supporting women interested in philosophy, and women in philosophy, and to fostering feminism in philosophy and philosophy in feminism. Presentation at a C-SWIP conference is open to everyone who supports the organization's aims. Presenters need not be C-SWIP members, but must register for the conference. The conference committee will set registration fees accordingly, with differential rates being offered to members and non-members. The C-SWIP membership year begins in September.

Certificates in Practical Ethics and in Professional Ethics at York University
I am the Coordinator for both the Certificate in Practical Ethics, administered through the York Centre for Practical Ethics and the Certificate in Professional Ethics. For more information about enrolling in the Certificate in Practical Ethics, please click here.For more information about enrolling in the Certificate in Professional Ethics, please click here. Or, make an appointment to speak with me about either certificate via email.

Online Feminist Philosophy Draft Exchange

Visit this group
I am the moderator of a new google group, which offers resources and peer support for feminist philosophers looking to publish.
We welcome scholars and students from all backgrounds, levels and areas. Sign up or contact me for more information!

York University Ethics Bowl
I am a volunteer judge for the Ethics Bowl competition held at York University in February.
Follow the link or contact me if you are interested in participating, or learning more about the Ethics Bowl.

Community Lecture on gender and the ethics of revenge in "Hard Candy" for TALKIES, a film and idea series hosted by Basement Arts (www.basementarts.com) Toronto, November 2009.

Guest Interview, "Kids Learn the Classics of Philosophy," Go on CBC Radio One, February 2008.