MAP stands for Minorities And Philosophy. It is a global network of philosophy students and staff working to represent and help people from backgrounds that has been traditionally underrepresented in philosophy (such as disabled people, ethnic minorities, first generation university students, LGBTQIA+, neurodiverse, women, or working class), and make philosophy more accessible and inclusive. The global homepage is here, and the UK homepage is here. Our own LSE MAP webpage is here.

We are the LSE chapter of this global network. We organise events to change things for the better in our department: socials to buld a community of philosophers from underrepresented backgrounds; advice sessions about applying for further study in philosophy; representation in departmental committees.