* invited; † COVID-19 cancellations
Speaking for Others: The Ethics of Informal Political Representation
"Descriptive and Nondescriptive Informal Political Representation" (Chapter 6 of Speaking for Others)
"You Say I Want a Revolution"
“‘Writers Are Not Congressmen’”
“Speaking for Others From the Bench”
“Why Should Those Who Speak for Us Be Anything Like Us?”
“Expertise and Representative Deference” (Chapter 7 of Speaking for Others)
“Judicial Representation”
“Democracy Within, Justice Without: The Duties of Informal Political Representatives”
“The Conscription of Informal Political Representatives”
“The Limits of Similitude and Deference: Reexamining Core Principles of Representation”
“Race and Representation”
“Faceless Witnesses and the Frustration of Due Process”
“When Academic Freedom Becomes Responsibility: Spokespersonship and Scholarship”
“Free Speech/Hate Speech” with Ronni Gura Sadovsky
“Why Stop Snitching? Morally Evaluating Confidential Informants”
“Informal Political Representation and the Possibility of Democratic Legitimacy”
Public Lectures and Interviews
Invited Panelist
Discussant
Speaking for Others: The Ethics of Informal Political Representation
- Political Epistemology Workshop, Princeton University, TBD *
- Tamara Horowitz Memorial Lecture, Department of Philosophy, University of Pittsburgh, February 2025 *
- LSE Political Philosophy Seminar, London School of Economics, December 2024 *
- Nuffield Workshop in Political Theory, Nuffield College, University of Oxford, December 2024 *
- American Political Science Association Annual Meeting, Author Meets Critics, September 2024
- Yale Center for Law and Philosophy, Yale University, November 2023 *
- Political Theory Workshop, UC Berkeley, March 2023 *
- Kadish Workshop in Law, Philosophy, and Political Theory, UC Berkeley, October 2022 *
- Annual Colloquium, Department of Philosophy, University of Cincinnati, October 2022 *
- Manuscript Review Workshop, Stanford Humanities Center, Stanford University, December 2021
"Descriptive and Nondescriptive Informal Political Representation" (Chapter 6 of Speaking for Others)
- IDEA Research Seminar, University of Leeds, February 2024 *
"You Say I Want a Revolution"
- Philosophy, Politics and Economics Society Meeting, New Orleans, LA, November 2023
- Moral and Political Philosophy Work in Progress Group, October 2023
“‘Writers Are Not Congressmen’”
- Stanford Political Theory Workshop, Stanford University, October 2023 *
- Clayman Institute for Gender Research, Stanford University, October 2023 *
- International Social Ontology Society Annual Meeting, Stockholm, Sweden, August 2023
- Moral and Political Philosophy Work in Progress Group, May 2023
- Philosophy, Politics and Economics Society Meeting, New Orleans, LA, November 2022
- Politics, Philosophy & Economics Workshop on Race and PPE, New Orleans, LA, October 2022 *
- Dartmouth Economics and Philosophy Summer Workshop, Dartmouth University, August 2020 * †
“Speaking for Others From the Bench”
- American Political Science Association Annual Meeting, August 2023
- Legal Theory Workshop, University of Toronto, November 2022 *
- Philosophy, Politics and Economics Society Meeting, New Orleans, LA, November 2022
- Oxford Seminars in Jurisprudence Conference, Brasenose College, Oxford University, July 2022
“Why Should Those Who Speak for Us Be Anything Like Us?”
- Constructing Social Hierarchies Workshop, University of Melbourne, July 2022 *
- Philosophy Desert Workshop, Moab, UT, April 2022 *
- American Philosophical Association (Pacific), NASSP Panel, Vancouver, BC, April 2022 *
- Philosophy Department Colloquium, UC Davis, April 2022 *
- Center of Linguistics and Language Sciences, University of Lausanne, April 2022 *
- The Practical, the Political and the Ethical Seminar, Institute of Philosophy – London, May 2021 *
- Rutgers Feminist Philosophy Workshop, Rutgers University, March 2021 *
- Workshop on Gender and Philosophy, MIT, December 2020 *
- Clayman Institute for Gender Research, Stanford University, December 2020 *
“Expertise and Representative Deference” (Chapter 7 of Speaking for Others)
- Values in Science and Political Philosophy Conference, Claremont McKenna College, March 2022 *
“Judicial Representation”
- Legal Theory Workshop, University of Virginia, April 2021 *
- Legal Philosophy Workshop, June 2020
- Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Society Meeting, New Orleans, LA, March 2019 *
- Beyond Disadvantage: Disability, Law, and Bioethics, Harvard Law School, June 2018
“Democracy Within, Justice Without: The Duties of Informal Political Representatives”
- Stanford Political Theory Workshop, Stanford University, September 2020 *
- UCLA Legal Theory Workshop, UCLA, April 2020 *
- Department of Philosophy, Stanford University, January 2019 *
- Department of Philosophy, University of Chicago, January 2019 *
- California Philosophy Workshop, Malibu, CA, October 2018 *
- The New York City Minorities and Philosophy Workshop, NYU, May 2018
- Princeton Workshop in Social Philosophy, Princeton University, February 2018
- Symposium, American Philosophical Association (Central), Chicago, IL, February 2018
- Philosophers’ Cocoon Philosophy Conference, University of Tampa, October 2017
- Feminist Ethics and Social Theory Annual Meeting, Clearwater Beach, FL, October 2017
- American Political Science Association, San Francisco, CA, September 2017 *
- Caribbean Philosophical Association Annual Meeting, New York, NY, June 2017
- Workshop on Gender and Philosophy, MIT, February 2017 *
- Department of Philosophy, Northwestern University, January 2017 *
- Department of Philosophy, San Francisco State University, January 2017 *
“The Conscription of Informal Political Representatives”
- Stanford Political Theory Workshop, Stanford University, May 2020 *
- PPE Workshop, Political Economy Department, King’s College London, May 2020 * †
- Political Theory Workshop, Department of Political Science, UC San Diego, April 2020 *
- Public Philosophy Network, American Philosophical Association (Pacific), April 2020 * †
- Department of Philosophy, UC Merced, November 2019 *
- Vancouver Summer Philosophy Conference, University of British Columbia, August 2019
- Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona, Spain, June 2019 *
- Bechtel Workshop, Northwestern University, September 2018 *
- Rights and Wrongs Conference, San Francisco State University, September 2018
- Economics and Philosophy Workshop, Santa Fe, NM, August 2018 *
- ConceptLab, University of Oslo, June 2018 *
“The Limits of Similitude and Deference: Reexamining Core Principles of Representation”
- Gender, Race, and Sexuality Seminar, Philosophy, University of Barcelona, June 2019
- Stanford Minorities and Philosophy (MAP) Conference, Stanford University, April 2019
- Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Society Meeting, New Orleans, LA, March 2019 *
- North American Society for Social Philosophy, San Francisco, CA, July 2019
“Race and Representation”
- Race and Representation course, Hackensack High School, Hackensack, NJ, June 2020 *
“Faceless Witnesses and the Frustration of Due Process”
- ConceptLab, University of Oslo, January 2019 *
“When Academic Freedom Becomes Responsibility: Spokespersonship and Scholarship”
- American Philosophical Association (Pacific), San Diego, CA, March 2018 *
“Free Speech/Hate Speech” with Ronni Gura Sadovsky
- MIT Day of Action, MIT, April 2017
“Why Stop Snitching? Morally Evaluating Confidential Informants”
- Harvard-Edinburgh Legal Theory Colloquium, University of Edinburgh, February 2017
- Legal Philosophy Workshop, Queen’s University, Ontario, Canada, June 2016
- Police, Prisons, & Power Conference, CUNY Graduate Center, April 2013
“Informal Political Representation and the Possibility of Democratic Legitimacy”
- Philosophy of ‘Race’ and Racism Conference, University of Oxford, June 2016
- UCLA Law and Philosophy Graduate Conference, UCLA, April 2016
Public Lectures and Interviews
- “Philosophy Professor Critically Reflects on (Non)descriptive Representation,” Clayman Gender News, April 2021
- “Democracy Within, Justice Without,” Harvard Horizons Symposium, April 2018
- “Speaking for Others,” Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences News, December 2017
- “Informal Representation,” The UnMute Podcast with Myisha Cherry, October 2017 (printed in Unmuted: Conversations on Prejudice, Oppression, and Social Justice)
Invited Panelist
- Law in the Public Interest, Stanford Women in Law, Stanford University, February 2021
- New Perspectives in Critical Race Scholarship, CCSRE, Stanford University, February 2020
- Ask a Philosopher, Department of Philosophy, San Francisco State University, November 2018
- Philosophy in an Inclusive Key (PIKSI), Department of Linguistics and Philosophy, MIT, June 2017
- Censorship in South Florida & Beyond, Museum of Contemporary Art, Miami, FL, August 2016
- Feminist Philosophy and Essentialism Conference, Humboldt-Universität, Berlin, July 2012
Discussant
- Anca Gheaus, "Feminism Within Public Reason," Fourth Annual Moral and Political Philosophy Workshop, Dartmouth Ethics Institute, April 2023
- Michele Moody-Adams, Making Space for Justice, Author Meets Critics, American Philosophical Association (Eastern), Montreal, January 2023
- Jake Monaghan, “Policing Ourselves," Stanford Ethics Center Junior Scholars Workshop, May 2021
- Aleksy Tarasenko-Struc, “Objectification and Domination," Bay Area Feminism and Philosophy Workshop, May 2019
- Peter Railton, “A Convenient Truth? Subjective Well-Being and Global Climate Change," NUSTEP Keynote, Northwestern University, May 2019
- Colin Bossen, “The Populist Imagination: A White Man’s Republic," The Minns Lectures, Boston, MA, April 2019
- Christopher Lewis, “Inequality, Risk, and the Principles of Punishment," Workshop on Law and Philosophy, Stanford University, December 2018
- Amy Berg, “Bright Lines in Juvenile Justice," Mentoring Workshop for Pre-Tenure Women in Philosophy, University of Utah, June 2017
- Lee-Ann Chae, “Hoping for Peace," Mentoring Workshop for Pre-Tenure Women in Philosophy, University of Utah, June 2017
- Joseph Frigault, “Fair Play, White Privilege, and Black Reparations," American Philosophical Association (Pacific), Seattle, WA, April 2017
- Freeman and Stewart, “Microaggressions in Clinical Medicine," American Philosophical Association (Eastern), Baltimore, MD, January 2017
- Karl Schafer, “Rationality as the Capacity for Understanding,” Midsummer Philosophy Workshop, Cambridge University, June 2016