Connect Through Aphantasia Events
Join our growing community through monthly online meetups, regular science talks with leading researchers, and soon-to-launch community-hosted events around the world.
Monthly Online Community Meetups
Connect with fellow aphantasics in our regular virtual gatherings where you can share experiences, ask questions, and build meaningful connections.
Science Talks with Leading Researchers
Attend exclusive presentations by world-renowned researchers and experts who are advancing our understanding of the human mind.
Community-Hosted Events Worldwide
Become a member and host meetups in your local community, creating a global network of aphantasia support and connection.
Upcoming Events
The Impact of Aphantasia on Reasoning: Live Science Talk With Damien Le Clézio and Maël Delem
Does visual imagery help or hinder logical reasoning? New research reveals surprising insights by studying people with aphantasia—those who can't generate mental images. Join researchers Damien Le Clézio and Maël Delem as they discuss findings that challenge long-held assumptions about the role of mental imagery in human reasoning and reveal unexpected cognitive advantages.
February Aphantasia Network Community Meetup
Connect with fellow aphantasics in a welcoming space to share experiences, discuss the latest research, and explore what it means to think without mental imagery. Whether you're newly discovered or long-time aphantasic, join us for meaningful conversation, mutual understanding, and community support.
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Past Events
January Aphantasia Network Community Meetup
Connect with fellow aphantasics in a welcoming space to share experiences, discuss the latest research, and explore what it means to think without mental imagery. Whether you're newly discovered or long-time aphantasic, join us for meaningful conversation, mutual understanding, and community support.
Challenging Dual-Coding Theory: Live Science Talk with Wilma Bainbridge
People with aphantasia can't visualize images in their mind—yet surprisingly, they still remember pictures better than words. Join researcher Wilma Bainbridge as she discusses new research that forces us to rethink fundamental assumptions about how memory works and its relationship to mental imagery.
Live Science Talk with Researcher Matthew MacKisack
Join researcher Matthew MacKisack as he discusses his study examining how aphantasia (absence of mental imagery) and hyperphantasia (extremely vivid mental imagery) influence artistic creation—and why our traditional assumptions about art-making need to change.
Aphantasia London Meetup
A casual, cosy meetup in a central London coffee shop.
November Community Meetup
Aphantasia Network monthly member meetup
Live Science Talk with Researcher William Duckett
Live Science Talk with Dr Alfredo Spagna
October Community Meetup
September Community Meetup
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