Toronto Workshop on Moral Psychology and Moral Theory

The Toronto Workshop on Moral Psychology and Moral Theory will take place at the University of Toronto on November 7–8, 2026.

The workshop aims to bring together philosophers, psychologists, and and others working on questions about the relationship between empirical research on moral cognition and the foundations of moral theory. The goal is to foster interdisciplinary discussion about how empirical work in fields such as psychology, neuroscience, and evolutionary theory bears on moral judgment and the evaluation of moral beliefs.

For more information about the conference, and to register to attend, please visit our website:

www.moralpsychologytoronto.com

Our speakers will be:

     -Paul Bloom (Psychology, University of Toronto)

     -James Cornwell (Psychology, Wheaton College)

     -Ryan Davis (Political Science, Brigham Young University)

     -Brendan de Kenessey (Philosophy, University of Toronto)

     -Joshua Knobe (Philosophy and Psychology, Yale University)

     -Larisa Heiphetz Solomon (Psychology, Columbia University)

     -Roseanna Sommers (Law, University of Michigan)

     -Yuji Winet (Business, Duke University)

     -Liane Young (Psychology, Boston University)

     -Mike Zhao (Philosophy, University of Notre Dame)

Any questions? Please contact the confernce organizer, Andrew Sepielli, at [email protected]