We launched the Reading Group Blueprints in 2022, and it's grown quite a bit since! If you've used the BPs for whatever reason, we would be REALLY grateful if you could fill out this quick survey to help us improve the BPs and promote them: docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLS... 🧡🧡🧡

Today's #DiversityReadingList book cover is Susan Haack's Evidence and Inquiry: Towards Reconstruction in Epistemology! 📚 If you're interested in integrating it into your syllabus, read our teaching comment here: diversityreadinglist.org/evidence-and... #philosophy #philsky

Here's another testimonial! This time from Dr Deryn Mair Thomas, a Social and Political Philosopher currently doing fieldwork at the Maryland General Assembly, Baltimore, USA. #philsky #philosophy #DRL #fundraising

📚🔎 Today's #diversityreadinglist book cover is Robin Wall Kimmerer's Braiding Sweetgrass. Learn about it by exploring our Reading Group Blueprint on Native North American Ethics: diversityreadinglist.org/blueprint/na... #philosophy #philsky

Did you know that developing a blueprint costs around $875? Our collaborators curate a reading list of primary and secondary texts, suggest a schedule for sessions, and prepare questions and comments that can guide discussions. 1/2 diversityreadinglist.org/support-us/

Another #DiversityReadingList book cover! 📚 Read what our Metaphysics Editor had to say about Katherine Hawley's How Things Persist here: diversityreadinglist.org/how-things-p... #philsky #philosophy

Here's a testimonial from Dr Maria Jimena Clavel Vázquez, Assistant Professor at Tilburg University, NL. Remember to donate through the Marc Sanders Foundation (via the Linktree) and support us by sharing this campaign with colleagues, friends, and students. 🧡 diversityreadinglist.org/support-us/

Today's #DiversityReadingList book cover is Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò's Elite Capture 📚 See our teaching comment here: diversityreadinglist.org/elite-capture #philsky #philosophy

There's almost 2,000 entries in the DRL on texts by philosophers who are under-represented in mainstream academic philosophy. Collaborators + volunteers add entries alongside information that's helpful when looking for course literature like difficulty level, teaching comments and recommended use.

A new #DRL book cover: Simon Weil's The Need for Roots: Prelude to a Declaration of Duties Towards Mankind"! Read our teaching comment here: diversityreadinglist.org/the-need-for... #philsky #philosophy #simonweil

Here's another testimonial from Dr Franci Mangraviti, Postdoctoral Researcher ETH Zurich, Switzerland. Remember to donate through the Marc Sanders Foundation (via the Linktree) and share this campaign with colleagues, friends, and students. 🧡 diversityreadinglist.org/support-us/ #philsky

A new DRL book cover: Charlene Haddock-Seigfried's Pragmatism and Feminism: Reweaving the Social Fabric! Read our teaching comment here: diversityreadinglist.org/pragmatism-a... #philsky

Here are some DRL stats! We have 19 Editors and 60+ volunteers who have been part of the DRL for the last 11 years working hard to expand the who, the what and the how of philosophy. Your donations enable us to continue our work! diversityreadinglist.org/support-us/ #philsky #philosophy

Today's DRL book cover - read about it, and see how to teach it here: diversityreadinglist.org/the-reconstr...

Here's another testimonial from Marc Virgile Gwodog, Doctoral Researcher at Université de Douala, Cameroon. Remember to donate through the Marc Sanders Foundation (via the Linktree) and share this campaign with colleagues, friends, and students. 🧡 diversityreadinglist.org/support-us/ #philsky

In today's DRL #bookcovers... See how to teach it here: diversityreadinglist.org/down-girl-th... @katemanne.bsky.social #philsky

Did you know the DRL is a lot more than a Reading List? It's a resource for teachers, a tool for students, research hub and, most importantly, a community of scholars committed to supporting each other in making the discipline more inclusive. diversityreadinglist.org/support-us/ #philsky

In today's DRL book covers... diversityreadinglist.org/being-sure-o...

Throughout the Fundraising Campaign, we'l be sharing volunteer testimonials about the benefits of DRL. To kick things off, our first testimonial is from Prof. Alison Stone from School of Global Affairs at the University of Lancaster, UK. diversityreadinglist.org/support-us/ #philsky #philosophy

To punctuate our DRL 2026 Fundraising Campaign, we'll be posting some of our favourite covers of books featured on the DRL. Send us your favourites to share! 🧡 diversityreadinglist.org/gender-and-g... #philsky

We're launching our 2026 Fundraising Campaign! Over the past 10 years, the DRL has become a widely used resource for instructors, students, researchers, and departments seeking to build more inclusive philosophy curricula.

Calling all Anscombians, Footsies, Midglet(te)s, and Murdochites!

Happy International Women's Day! This year we will be showcasing some organisations for women in philosophy and sharing resources on the DRL website you can use to learn more about women philosophers and their works.🧡 #philsky #IWD #IWD2026 #womeninphilosophy

Blueprint update! We have three new Reading Group Blueprints published on our site. A big shoutout must go to our authors for their hard work on them! Read through the post or head to our website to read all about them! 🧡 #philsky #philosophy

Our founder and co-manager Simon has been invited to give the opening keynote talk at 'Miscellaneous Categories in Philosophy' the second graduate conference in philosophy at Utrecht University. The conference website can be found in our Linktree🧡#philsky #philosophy

PhilPapers categorisation update! The 'Feminist Philosophy of Science' leaf has been moved up from the miscellaneous sub-category into the main category of 'General Philosophy of Science' on PhilPapers. 🧡

To all those who celebrate, we wish you a very happy festive period from all of us at the DRL. 😊 Before the end of the year, we will be rounding up our achievements of 2025 and an insight of some things to come for 2026 so watch this space!🧡

Happy World Philosophy Day! 🧡

The final talk in this showcase is 'The illegitimacy of 'Western Philosophy' and the Contribution of Ben Kies' by Josh Platzky Miller. To dive deeper into our Anniversary showcase, head to our YouTube Channel for more recorded talks and visit our website for the complete Conference Reading List!🧡

The second talk in this showcase is 'Vices of Metaphilosophical Myopia' by Ian James Kidd. Check out the post for an overview of the talk and some related reading recommendations!🧡