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The Renewing Phenomenological Psychopathology was an International Exchange Award funded by Wellcome from April 2022 to October 2024. Even though the project has formally ended, much activity has continued to flourish afterwards:


RPP newsletter

In order to maintain the relationships developed over the course of the Renewing Phenomenological Psychopathology project, we will be sending out bi-monthly newsletters to let you know what other network members are up to, any ongoing projects or recent publications, and other calls and information network members might be interested in. Email us at phenompsych@contacts.bham.ac.uk to join the mailing list.


Project EPIC

Project EPIC (Epistemic Injustice in Healthcare) is a new large-scale 6  year research project funded by Wellcome, based at the Universities of Bristol (PI Havi Carel, Co-I Sheelagh McGuinness), Birmingham (Co-Is Lisa Bortolotti and Matthew Broome) and Nottingham (Co-I Ian James Kidd) with further partners at the Universities of Aston, City, Swansea, Bologna and Ferrara. This project will focus on testing and refining the concept of epistemic injustice in healthcare contexts, as well as developing ameliorative proposals. Many of the project’s investigators and postdoctoral researchers have backgrounds in phenomenology and will be seeking to apply phenomenological insights to the ongoing work on epistemic injustice. We hope that some of the ideas and inspiration from RPP will be carried over into future work on EPIC. Feel free to explore the project website, blog and connect with us!

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