Episode 65 of the Paw & Order podcast kicks off with a vegan Thanksgiving recap from hosts Camille Labchuk and Jessica Scott-Reid, and details from Camille’s trip to two wonderful animal sanctuaries. We’re thrilled to announce that the 3rd annual #Voiceless4AnimalJustice campaign is just around the corner! This three-week crowdfundraising …continue
The roots of the animal rights movement in the US date back to the 1870’s and the so-called “Gilded Age” when a visionary named Henry Bergh founded the first ASPCA and battled everyone from teamsters to P. T. Barnum and Cornelius Vanderbilt. Ernest Freeberg, author of “A Traitor to his …continue
En este episodio hablamos con la abogada Irene Torres Márquez, asesora jurídica de la Fundación Franz Weber sobre el recién estrenado IPPPA, Instituto de Políticas Públicas de Protección Animal. La abogada Torres, coordinadora del IPPPA, nos explica en detalle cómo funciona esta plataforma de cursos online especialmente destinados a aquellas …continue
Episode 24. In this episode, we hear from Dr. Catherine Oliver. Catherine’s studies in vegan geographies have led her to explore how and why people take up veganism, and how for the majority of them, veganism is a politics that is felt, emotionally and physically, and lived and performed. This …continue
Episode 24. In this episode, we hear from Dr. Catherine Oliver. Catherine’s studies in vegan geographies have led her to explore how and why people take up veganism, and how for the majority of them, veganism is a politics that is felt, emotionally and physically, and lived and performed. This …continue
New Zealand’s General Election is fast approaching this weekend on October 17. We do a quick recap of some of the policies, or lack thereof, that political parties have put out in the run up to the election. And freshwater ecologist Dr. Mike Joy sits down to chat about the …continue
Dilan Fernando discusses how over 2019 the UK public become more attuned to the climate crisis than ever before. However, the public conversation largely ignored the environmental impacts of animal farming, and the need for animals to be included in society’s visions for climate justice. In light of this, Animal Rebellion was …continue
