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Arkansas High School Ethics Bowl | |
CALIFORNIA
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Arete Prep | |
Center for Public Philosophy |
Corrupt the Youth – LA |
Corrupt the Youth – San Fernando Valley |
Kegley Institute of Ethics |
Northern California High School Ethics Bowl | |
SoCal Philosophy Academy | |
Southern California High School Ethics Bowl | |
Stanford Online High School | |
Qualia: The School for Deeper Learning |
Agora Foundation |
Gideon Hausner Jewish Day School |
University of California, Irvine |
COLORADO
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Center for Values and Social Policy | |
Philosophy Outreach Program of Colorado | |
Grey Havens Group | |
CONNECTICUT
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Connecticut High School Ethics Bowl |
Teaching American Philosophy | |
Wi-Phi |
DELAWARE
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American Philosophy Association (APA) | |
Delaware Valley Regional High School Ethics Bowl |
FLORIDA
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North Florida High School Ethics Bowl |
Palm Beach High School Ethics Bowl |
Pinellas County High School Ethics Bowl |
Southwest Florida High School Ethics Bowl | |
GEORGIA
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West Georgia High School Ethics Bowl | |
HAWAII
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The Uehiro Academy for Philosophy and Ethics in Education | |
ILLINOIS
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Civic Knowledge Project (Winning Words) |
Chicago High School Ethics Bowl | |
Southern Illinois High School Ethics Bowl |
INDIANA
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Association for Practical and Professional Ethics (APPE) | |
Indiana High School Ethics Bowl | |
Philosophy Outreach Project | |
Philosophy Outreach Program at Purdue University |
The Prindle Institute for Ethics | |
Teaching Children Philosophy |
Butler University |
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Iowa Lyceum | |
KENTUCKY
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Society of Philosophers in America (SOPHIA) | |
Philosophy on the Hilltop – Western Kentucky University |
LOUISIANA
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Philosopher Kids |
MARYLAND
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Maryland High School Ethics Bowl | |
Center for Talented Youth, Johns Hopkins University | |
Salisbury University |
MASSACHUSETTS
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Philosophy for Children at Tufts University | |
Philosophy Outreach Program – University of Massachusetts, Amherst |
New England (Boston) High School Ethics Bowl | |
Corrupt the Youth – Boston |
Right Question Institute |
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A2Ethics | |
Michigan High School Ethics Bowl | |
Study of Ethics in Society – Western Michigan University |
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Philosophy for Children Program – Carleton College | |
MISSOURI
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Missouri High School Ethics Bowl | |
MONTANA
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Merlin Collaborate, Consult, Community | |
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Nebraska High School Ethics Bowl | |
Creighton University – Philosophy for Children | |
NEW HAMPSHIRE
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Souhegan High School’s Ethics Forum | |
NEW JERSEY
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New Jersey High School Ethics Bowl | |
Institute for the Advancement of Philosophy for Children | |
Rowan University Department of Philosophy and World Religions | |
NEW MEXICO
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United World College |
NEW YORK
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American Association of Philosophy Teachers |
Big Questions | |
Long Island High School Ethics Bowl | |
New York City High School Ethics Bowl | |
Squire Family Foundation | |
St. Joseph’s College |
Westchester High School Ethics Bowl | |
Gotham Philosophical Society/Young Philosophers of NYC | |
Rethink | |
Corrupt the Youth – New York City |
The Hasting Center | |
Sophia’s Garden – Philosophy Department at SUNY Cortland | |
Teagle Foundation |
NORTH CAROLINA
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National High School Ethics Bowl | |
North Carolina High School Ethics Bowl | |
The Parr Center for Ethics |
Philosophy Outreach – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
Philosophy Outreach Program – Davidson College |
NORTH DAKOTA
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Why? Philosophy Radio |
Institute for Philosophy in Public Life | |
OHIO
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Philosophy For Kids at John Carroll | |
Ohio High School Ethics Bowl |
Center for Ethics and Human Values at The Ohio State University |
Oberlin College Philosophy in the Schools |
OREGON
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Oregon High School Ethics Bowl | |
Children Philosophy Program |
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Studium Consulting | |
Rock Ethics Institute | |
Philosophy for the Young |
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South Carolina High School Ethics Bowl | |
TENNESSEE
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Philosophical Horizon |
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Philosophy for Children in the Borderlands |
UT Tyler High School Ethics Bow | |
Corrupt the Youth |
Houston High School Ethics Bowl | |
Philosophy for Children – Texas |
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Center for the Study of Ethics |
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Utah High School Ethics Bowl |
Utah Lyceum | |
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Virginia High School Ethics Bowl | |
Bill of Rights Insitute | |
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Washington State High School Ethics Bowl | |
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