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Past RPP Events

 Throughout the tenure of the project, a number of events were supported by the grant. We have detailed here a list of all the events supported, including links to further information and reports from the event itself:


From the closing event for the RPP Project held at the University of Florence in March 2024

2022

  • Organisers: Matthew Broome, Lucienne Spencer and Roxana Baiasu
  • 14th October 2022, University of Birmingham and online

2023

  • Organisers: Sofia Jeppsson & Paul Lodge 
  • September 25-26th 2023, Faculty of Philosophy, Radcliffe Humanities, University of Oxford

  • Organisers: Valentina Petrolini and Philipp Schmidt
  • September 28-29th 2023,Online

2024

  • Organisers: Rosa Ritunnano and Jeanette Littlemore from University of Birmingham; Anke Maatz and Julian Hofman from University of Zürich
  • February 26-27th 2024, Psychiatrische Universitätsklinik Zürich

  • Organisers: Giovanni Stanghellini, Matthew Broome, Lucienne Spencer, Andrew Maile
  • March 1st 2024, Montedomini Fuligno, University of Florence

  • Organiser: Anna Bortolan
  • Online, May 23rd 2024

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