The Sophia Project was launched in 1999 by a group of college-level instructors who hoped to "build the world's largest online repository for free educational resources in the fields of philosophy and ethics for the sole purpose of expanding the domain of human wisdom." Almost two decades later, the Sophia Project has expanded to include a publishing branch (SophiaOmni Press, launched in 2009) and...

The Stanford Center for Biomedical Ethics is "dedicated to interdisciplinary research and education in biomedical ethics, and provides clinical and research ethics consultation." The materials on their site are divided into four sections: "Programs", "Research", "Education", and "Service". In the "Programs" area, users can learn about their work in areas such as "Biomedical Ethics in Film" and...

Since its founding in 1996, the Center for Philosophy for Children at the University of Washington has been dedicated to helping educators engage children with philosophical questions. On the center's Lesson Plans page, visitors will find a number of lessons and activities designed for elementary and middle school students. One such lesson helps middle school-aged children parse the difference...

Georg Hegel's Phenomenology of the Spirit, in which the German philosopher details his conception of the dialectic, is one of the most influential philosophical texts in modern history. Gregory B. Sadler, who holds a doctorate degree in philosophy, is the host of Half Hour Hegel, a series of thirty-minute video lectures designed to help viewers understand, interpret and explore this text. Designed...