The 13th Annual North American Conference for Critical Animal Studies was a great success. There were more than two-hundred attendees with almost one hundred presenters. The facilities were amazing at Rice University. ICAS would like to thank the Center for Critical and Cultural Theory for sponsoring the conference and Drew Winter, Larry Butz, and Joe Leeson-Schatz for co-organizing the conference. There were more than twenty states represented, fifteen countries, and six continents. ICAS again successfully provides one of the most international and intersectional conferences within the animal advocacy movement in the world.
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Mar 20
Queen’s University Conference: ‘Thinking Outside the Cage: Towards a Nonspeciesist Paradigm for Scientific Research’
A Conference to be held at Queen’s University, Kingston, Canada, March 27-28, 2014
Scientific research is currently governed on the premise that humans have a right to use sentient animals as subjects of harmful research for our benefit. What would a non-speciesist alternative look like? We have invited leading scientists, public policy experts, humane educators, legal scholars and political theorists to help us identify the opportunities and challenges involved in pursuing a new ethical, legal and political framework regarding animals in
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