Twelve Months for Kant’s Tercentenary

The year 2024 has provided us with an opportunity to celebrate the life and work of Immanuel Kant. In the wake of the tercentenary of his birth, many cities around the world have become philosophical stages for exhi-bitions, workshops, lectures and major conferences. They have done so against the backdrop of a turbulent year, the scene of geopolitical tensions which—as an unfortunate counterpoint to Kant’s peace-oriented philoso-phy—have been reflected in all this. I would like to showcase some of those initiatives here. I apologize in advance for the possible absence—due to my unawareness—of any others that would deserve to be remem-bered. But courtesy does not detract from bravery: it is worthwhile to provide an overview of what the twelve months of this Kantian year have come to be.