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This post provides a summary of the workshop. You can read a full version of the blog post in the Project Lazy website.  By Katrien Devolder and Shristi Shakya  Writer Nicola Sayers leading the workshop.  What does it mean to be ‘lazy’ or ‘productive’? Who defines these concepts? And how do expectations about productivity shape the… Read More »‘Hear My Story: On Laziness and Productivity’- A Creative Writing Workshop 

Project Lazy | Community Voices By Katrien Devolder and Shristi Shakya This post provides a summary of the workshop. You can read a full version of the blog post in the Project Lazy website.  Project Lazy is an open and evolving research initiative exploring what we mean by ‘lazy’ and the social and ethical norms that shape our thinking about laziness.   We organised Project Lazy’s first community engagement… Read More »Being Judged as Lazy: What Participants Shared in Our First Community Workshop 

by Professor Neil Levy; Cross-posted from Blog of the APA Don’t feed the trolls arguments. When someone is wrong—on the Internet or in the coffee shop—the temptation to engage can be strong, even though it often seems futile. While it can be satisfying and illuminating to argue with friends and some other people with whom… Read More »When Should we Argue?

Blog post by professor Roger Crisp On 12th March, I was delighted to be invited to attend the  4th Ramadan Community Iftar organized by the Dialogue Society in partnership with The Oxford Academy. The event involved a wonderfully diverse group of participants, including civic leaders, community and faith representatives, charity members, students, academics, parents, and… Read More »Community Iftar