2026 FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN
As a nonprofit organization, MAP International relies on grants and charitable donations.
For this year’s fundraising campaign, the Marc Sanders Foundation is generously offering to match all individual donations up to $10,000. MAP is still working to meet this goal.
With your contributions, we are able to support chapters in hosting exciting and empowering events like summer schools, philosophy programs for underserved youth at the K-12 level, and chapters that do philosophy with incarcerated students.
All donations to MAP are tax-deductible. Feel free to share this post with anyone who would like to directly support MAP’s efforts at diversifying philosophy. We are grateful for your generous support.
For this year’s fundraising campaign, the Marc Sanders Foundation is generously offering to match all individual donations up to $10,000. MAP is still working to meet this goal.
With your contributions, we are able to support chapters in hosting exciting and empowering events like summer schools, philosophy programs for underserved youth at the K-12 level, and chapters that do philosophy with incarcerated students.
All donations to MAP are tax-deductible. Feel free to share this post with anyone who would like to directly support MAP’s efforts at diversifying philosophy. We are grateful for your generous support.
OUR MISSION
MAP’s mission is to address structural injustices in academic philosophy and to remove barriers that impede participation in academic philosophy for members of marginalized groups. Through our international organizing team and graduate student-led network of autonomous chapters around the world, we aim to examine and dismantle mechanisms that prevent students from marginalized groups from participating in academic philosophy, as well as to promote philosophical work done from marginalized perspectives, and help improve working conditions for scholars from marginalized backgrounds.
CHAPTERS & LOCAL ORGANIZINGMAP's heart and soul is our network of 180 chapters in Australia, Canada, continental Europe, India, New Zealand, South Africa, the UK, and the US. These chapters organize local events to stimulate discussion of topics relevant to minority participation in academic philosophy and to build community and improve departmental climate. Events include talks by external or internal speakers, mentorship events for undergraduates or graduates, panel discussions, and practical workshops (e.g., on communication techniques, navigating stereotype threat or implicit bias). You can create a local chapter here.
ADVOCACY & RESOURCE-BUILDINGMAP International organizers, in consultation with our chapter network, work to provide resources and advocate for the interests of members of marginalized groups in philosophy. We issue policy recommendations (e.g. on service work recognition and compensation), provide how-to guides, and distribute and publicize useful resources through our website and social media. We also organize sessions at major conferences to provide a platform for presenting new ideas and a forum for discussion.
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UPCOMING NEWS & EVENTS
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MAP is generously supported by the Marc Sanders Foundation and the Philosophy of Science Association.
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