A video about Illich's life and thought, narrated in Spanish, has appeared on YouTube. We wish we could understand the narrator better.

“Just before Christmas, 1952, while sitting in his office on the campus of Rutgers University, in New Jersey, Leopold Kohr uncovered the sec...

Ivan Illich left Europe for America in 1951, aiming to pursue post-graduate studies at Princeton University. The plan was to work with a ric...

"In 1978, I spent a week in a village on the island of Bali. I dropped into a small place, off the beaten track, and arrived there at j...

We've just found another paper by Ivan Illich that, as far as we can tell, is not listed in any of the more-or-less official bibliograph...

Maureen Dowd of the New York Times writes today about a new app for the iPhone that's designed to help Catholics prepare for the confes...

One of the more intriguing organizations we've come across in our travels around the Web is La Scuola Popolare di Musica Ivan Illich, lo...

A Canadian website called Philia , A Dialogue of Caring Citizenship, makes available an essay recalling a warm and surprising encounter wit...

We mentioned the other day that a five-part radio program featuring David Cayley in conversation with philosopher Charles Taylor is schedul...

David Cayley surely is a name familiar to anyone who has taken Illich seriously since the late 1980s. A producer for the Canadian Broadcasti...