Early bird tickets now available for the Thoughtful Annual Conference 2026
This December, Thoughtful is taking part in the Big Give Christmas Challenge – and your donation will go twice as far.
Thoughtful's partnership with the Uehiro Oxford Institute explores the value of P4C in academic teaching and public engagement.
Wonder Wander is our annual awareness and fundraising campaign. By walking and talking across the UK, we bring the benefits of philosophical enquiry to new communities each year.
This University of Manchester doctoral research project, supported by Thoughtful, explores how Philosophy for Children (P4C) may contribute to children and young people’s psychological wellbeing.
Thinking Changes is a cross-community peace-building project that uses philosophical enquiry and the award-winning documentary Young Plato to bring young people together across Ireland and Northern Ireland.
Led by Dr Jane Gatley at Swansea University this 2026 project will trial and develop a toolkit of philosophical resources to support educational practitioners realising the four purposes of the Curriculum for Wales (CfW).
Creative Aid is co-creation project with care-experienced young men in Deerbolt Prison led by Blue Cabin and supported by Thoughtful.
This project, founded by former Thoughtful Trainer Richard Gore, has been funded by the Mayor of London's Shared Endeavour Fund for six years.
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