Hello. I was thinking of leading or organizing an educational philosophy-based event, primarily targeting the youth, to stimulate a stronger interest in philosophy.
In a previous linkpost of mine (https://forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/KYGnyy6wKK4ijeC8d/expanding-the-teaching-of-philosophy), I discussed and summarized the importance of expanding the teaching of philosophy, and potential measures to do that—including increasing the access to various webinars and seminars, launching philosophical courses targetted towards younger age groups, or running mini workshops.
I’d like to get a few ideas on what type of event could potentially be the most impactful in this context, and if there are any recommended things to do. Please reach out to me with your thoughts, I would love to hear them!
The Potential Impact of an Educational Philosophy Event
Hello. I was thinking of leading or organizing an educational philosophy-based event, primarily targeting the youth, to stimulate a stronger interest in philosophy.
In a previous linkpost of mine (https://forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/KYGnyy6wKK4ijeC8d/expanding-the-teaching-of-philosophy), I discussed and summarized the importance of expanding the teaching of philosophy, and potential measures to do that—including increasing the access to various webinars and seminars, launching philosophical courses targetted towards younger age groups, or running mini workshops.
I’d like to get a few ideas on what type of event could potentially be the most impactful in this context, and if there are any recommended things to do. Please reach out to me with your thoughts, I would love to hear them!