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Author: Jared Morningstar

Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, Thomas Berry, and Process Philosophy Report from the Conference at Beijing Normal University
On November 22nd, 2024, the conference “Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, Thomas Berry, and Process Philosophy” was held at Beijing Normal University by the School of Philosophy and The Center for Sciences and Humanities. Conference participants included scholars from Yale University, Institute for Postmodern Development of China, Center for Process Studies,…
Living Earth Co-Creative
The Center for Process Studies is growing a new branch of eco-education programs dedicated to cultivating the vision of ecological civilization through process-relational culture in youth education. With aims to build a global eco-education community, this project brings together collective wisdom from many cultures for eco-literacy and project-based learning programs.…
Chinese and Foreign Process Educators Gathered in Luoyang to Discuss New Ideas for Reforming Basic Education
Chinese and foreign process educators gathered in Luoyang, the ancient capital of 13 dynasties, to participate in the International Symposium on “Process Philosophy and Basic Education Development” to discuss new ideas for the reform of basic education.…
Call for Papers Divine Creativity and Participatory Cosmologies Religions Journal Matthew David Segall, Editor
Rapid advancements in science and technology continue to provoke philosophical theology to reimagine divine creativity and humanity’s role in cosmic evolution. This Special Issue of Religions invites scholars to explore how contemporary participatory approaches to cosmology—or approaches recognizing the co-creative participation of individuals and communities (including nonhumans) in bringing forth…
The Passing of John B. Cobb, Jr. | the Center for Process Studies
It is with profound sorrow that we announce the passing of John B. Cobb, Jr., a visionary thinker, tireless advocate for ecological civilization, and a guiding light in process thought. As the founder of the Center for Process Studies, John’s wisdom, courage, and unwavering hope inspired generations of scholars, activists,…
Group photo from the A Century of Process Thought: Commemorating Whitehead’s Legacy at Harvard and Beyond conference
My trip to Harvard for the Center for Process Studies conference celebrating 100 years of process thought gave me occasion to reflect not only on Whitehead’s legacy, but on his resonances with Emerson and their shared vision of philosophical education.…
Call for Papers | Is It Too Late? Toward an Ecological Civilization
We are pleased to officially announce this call for papers for the “Is It Too Late?: Toward Ecological Civilization” conference, commemorating the centenary of eco-sage John B. Cobb Jr. This significant event will also mark a decade since our transformative 2015 “Seizing an Alternative” conference and the founding of the…
Pando Populus Celebrates 10 Years – A Conversation with Eugene Shirley and John Cobb
The Center for Process Studies and the UCI Program in Religious Studies are excited to announce the winners of the 2024 - 2025 Process Studies & South Asia Fellowship! Applications for the Fellowship were so excellent that we have chosen two fellows: Pragya Jain and Daniel Siakel! Read the post…
Winners of 2024-2025 UCI Process Studies & South Asia Fellowship (2)
The Center for Process Studies and the UCI Program in Religious Studies are excited to announce the winners of the 2024 - 2025 Process Studies & South Asia Fellowship! Applications for the Fellowship were so excellent that we have chosen two fellows: Pragya Jain and Daniel Siakel! Read the post…
American Philosophical Association Pacific Division Annual Meeting Call for Papers 2025
We are excited to share three calls for paper proposals for the American Philosophical Association Pacific Division meeting the spring of 2025: the Society for the Philosophy of Creativity; the Personalist Discussion Group; and the Society for the Study of Process Philosophy. Please include a paper title and a brief…