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• American Philosophical Association  - Information on the association's meetings and divisions, governance, and membership. With news and announcements.
• Association for Legal and Social Philosophy  - Site provides an overview of the association, news, contact details, and information on events and membership.
• Atlantic Region Philosophers Association  - Organization dedicated to promoting scholarship and research in Atlantic Canada's philosophical community.
• Australasian Association of Philosophy  - Professional organization of academic philosophers in Australia and New Zealand offers list of events, media center, resources, membership and publication.
• Blackheath Philosophy Forum  - Contains abstract of the organization, forum program, photos, reference, resources and related links.
• The Canadian Philosophical Association  - Promotes philosophical scholarship and education across Canada. Features news, membership, publications, and resources.
• Canadian Society for the Study of Practical Ethics  - Offering a history of the society, newsletter, membership information, annual meeting details, and constitution.
• Center for the Study of The Great Ideas  - Founded by Mortimer J. Adler and Max Weismann includes mission, journals, discussion forum, and resource links.
• Institute for Criminal Justice Ethics  - Nonprofit and university-based group dedicated to fostering greater concern for ethical issues among practitioners and scholars in the field of criminal justice.
• International Association for Critical Realism  - Serves as a networking resource for those interested in realist philosophy and social theory.
• International Association for Scottish Philosophy  - Gives membership information, conferences, bookstore, and list of societies.
• New Acropolis in Australia  - Overview of the organization, data about ancient civilization, events, philosophical courses, and publications.
• Philosopher's Information Center  - Producer of The Philosopher's Index provides an online version of the text.
• Philosophical Society  - Organizational overview with an online reference library and links to other online resources and guides.
• Philosophy for All  - Association for individuals interested in philosophy. Aims to promote philosophical debate, the active exchange of ideas and information, and guidance on philosophy courses and literature.
• Portcullis Institute  - Non-profit foundation that supports exploration into the nature and evolution of human consciousness, showcases discoveries, and perspectives.
• Society for Exact Philosophy  - Organization dedicated to providing sustained discussions and rigorous methods for philosophical investigations.
• Society for Philosophical Inquiry  - Grassroots nonprofit organization created to support philosophical inquirers from all walks of life.
• Society for Philosophy in Practice  - Promotes the practical application of philosophy in counseling, education, business and everyday life.
• Society for Philosophy in the Contemporary World  - Organization committed to the application of philosophy in the understanding and solving of contemporary social problems.
• Society for Women's Advancement in Philosophy  - National graduate student organization dedicated to promoting women in the field of philosophy. Comes with news, events and membership.
• Sophia - European Foundation for the Advancement of Doing Philosophy with Children  - Organization for teachers, parents and philosophers interested in engaging in philosophy with children. Includes information on current projects and the organization's membership.
• South Carolina Society for Philosophy (SCSP)  - Organization founded to cater to the needs and interests of South Carolina's philosophy students and professionals. Site provides events and membership information.
• Wesleyan Philosophical Society  - Aims to promote philosophy in Wesleyan communities, provide philosophical forums with a Wesleyan perspective, and foster interaction and support for philosophers within the Wesleyan tradition.