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 Lectures 2020+

UPCOMING
“A plural account of liberal autonomy,”

University of Tampere, Philosophy Department Colloquium, October 20, 2022 (Zoom).
PREVIOUS 

“Freedom without Justice”
Conference for the Association for Feminist Ethics and Social Thought, October 7, 2022, Clearwater Beach, Florida (Zoom)
Workshop on Social Human Rights
​          Rice University
          March 9, 2022
 
Distinguished Visiting Lecturer, NEH Summer Institute "Philosophical Perspectives on Giving and Receiving Care"
​         Portland, Oregon
          July 14, 2022

Lecture at the Pacific APA
​          Vancouver, BC
          April 13-15, 2022

Asha Bhandary in Conversation with Lina Murillo
       Live from Prairie Lights
          December 8, 2021 - 7:00pm

Autonomy and Care Skills: Counteracting Systemic Patterns of Entitlement and Deference
      FEAST panel at SAAP Conference
          March 12, 2021, 5:00-6:15 PM EST.
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Care Forum about Freedom to Care, with commentators Jennifer Nedelsky and Tamara Metz
          Care Ethics Zoom Lecture/Discussion Series
          April 16, 2021 noon-2:00 pm. (CST, Houston, Chicago)
           
Asha Bhandary, Freedom to Care: Liberalism, Dependency Care, and Culture (New York: Routledge, 2020). Professor Bhandary (University of Iowa) will discuss the main themes of her book followed by commentaries by Jennifer Nedelsky (York University) and Tamara Metz (Reed College). The remaining time will be devoted to questions and open discussion. 

Workshop on Diana Tietjens Meyers's Account of Autonomy
       International Association of Women Philosophers (IAPH) Conference
​        Paderborn, Germany
        July 19, 2021
        https://historyofwomenphilosophers.org/defining-the-future-rethinking-the-past-iaph-2021/

White Care/Brown Care Panel
​          Pacific American Philosophical Association (APA)
          April 2021
          Portland, Oregon
          Panelists include Camisha Russell (University of Oregon), Janet Jakobsen (Columbia University) and Christine Crosby (Wesleyan University), with Discussant Tamara Metz (Reed College).


Legitimate Needs and Racialized Expectations: MANCEPT        
          Sept. 10, 2020 
​          Via Zoom: https://mancept.wordpress.com/disability-and-political-theory/  

Care, Race, and Culture
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          University of Iowa Philosophy Colloquium, Iowa City, IA
          March 6, 2020


Author Meets Critics panel on Freedom to Care
          American Philosophical Association, Central Division Main Program, Chicago, IL
          February 26, 2020 3:00-6:00 PM 
          With Critics Andrea Westlund (Florida State University), Daniel Engster (University of Houston), and Kelly Gawell (New School University) and Jamie Ritzo.

      
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