Over the last several decades, philosophers have tended to set "freedom" to the side as a concept and value far too unwieldy to examine directly. Instead, they have tended to carve off particular aspects of freedom – moral, political, legal, metaphysical, epistemological, individual, collective, and so on -- for close and careful study. In so doing, they have made progress. But this progress has slowed in recent years as the need to bring the results of these separate, focused inquiries into contact with one another has become increasingly apparent. In this research seminar, participants undertake to examine the concept and value of freedom from all sides, moving between the separate, focused philosophical discussions already well underway, with an eye toward both advancing them individually by exploring connections between them and working toward a more synoptic or comprehensive philosophical treatment of the concept and value of freedom in all its dimensions.