As the Steering Committee of the European Philosophy of Science Association, we join those who condemn violence, prejudice and injustice stemming from all forms of discrimination, such as racism, nationalism, sexism, ableism, or classism. These forms of exclusionary thinking exist within European societies and also within our scholarly community. As a professional society we are committed to countering all forms of discrimination by helping to make our field more inclusive.

The EPSA commits to strengthening its activities towards diversity and inclusion, in particular with respect to junior members of the community:

• We will use our platform, including our newsletter, to showcase work in philosophy of science that deepens our understanding of exclusion and discrimination both in science and in our field.
• We will expand the activities of our Fellowship programme that supports junior scholars from East Europe, in order to counter nationalist thought and the borders that still divide us. EPSA was founded to create one shared, interdependent European space for philosophy of science. 
• We will launch a new mentorship programme. Developed with the EPSA's Women’s Caucus, it is oriented towards the inclusion of all underrepresented and underprivileged groups among junior members of our society.