07th Feb2013

“Animal Liberation and Social Justice: An Intersectional Approach to Social Change” – the inaugural Oceania Critical Animal Studies conference!

by Institute for Critical Animal Studies

kanga loveWhen: July 6th (Saturday) at the University of Canberra, Australia

The conference aims to raise consciousness and dialogue among the academic, activist and student community about the oppression of non-human animals, which is intrinsically connected to a larger social justice framework and movement for total liberation. The inaugural ICAS Oceania conference aims to increase awareness of CAS in the Australia-Pacific region aims to further development of an interdisciplinary approach to social change.

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07th Feb2013

The 12th Annual North American Conference for Critical Animal Studies is on again from June 20 to 22, 2013!! Be there!

by Institute for Critical Animal Studies

LargeLogo[1] (2)Where:  Minneapolis Community and Technical College (MCTC)
Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

Hosted by: MCTC Philosophy Club

THEME:
Breaking the Silence on Global and Local Intersections of Ethnicity, Spirituality and Nonhuman Animals

As the poor become poorer, more prisons are constructed, and the global south struggles with exploitation, disease, hunger, and mass displacement, social justice activists are becoming more intolerant of global racism and discrimination. (more…)

07th Feb2013

Videos from the First Annual Student Conference for Critical Animal Studies are up now!

by Institute for Critical Animal Studies

LargeLogo[1] (2)This international conference aimed to raise consciousness and prompt conversation among current graduate and undergraduate students about the oppression of nonhuman animals related to the larger global intersectional social justice movement for total liberation. Watch the presentations that took place.

http://www.youtube.com/user/criticalanimaltheory?feature=mhee

10th Jan2013

‘Animals as food’ – inter-disciplinary discussion takes place at University of Winnipeg

by Institute for Critical Animal Studies

Winnipeg EventICAS intern and doctoral student Sarah Bezan organized an inter-disciplinary open-dialogue discussion forum at the University of Winnipeg concerning the use of animals as food. Sarah reports: “[The event was] a great success, and a number of people mentioned to me that the event broke the barrier between [so-called] ‘food animal’ producers and their critics, leading to a meaningful and productive dialogue about the ethical relationship between [nonhuman] animals and humans.”

01st Jan2013

1st Annual Student Conference for Critical Animal Studies

by Institute for Critical Animal Studies

studentconferenceicas20131st Annual Conference of Students for Critical Animal Studies
Theme:
Social Justice, Students, and Animals
February 1 to 3, 2013
Vassar College, New York, USA

 

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15th Nov2012

Award winning Canadian documentary: Maximum Tolerated Dose, Ontario

by Institute for Critical Animal Studies

Kingston Animal Trust presents Maximum Tolerated Dose, an award winning Canadian documentary by Karol Orzechowski. The film explores the ethical issues around animal experimentation by using first-hand accounts from both former and current scientists and lab technicians. Special guest introduction by Sue Donaldson (author of Zoopolis: A Political Theory of Animal Rights). The film will be followed by a Q&A with Karol Orzechowski and Lauren Corman, Assistant Professor in Critical Animal Studies at Brock University.

When: Thursday 15 November, 7 pm

Where: The Screening Room, 120 Princess Street, Kingston, Ontario, K7L5M6

Prices: Adults $9; Seniors and students $9; children under 14 $6

09th Nov2012

24th Annual Peace Studies Conference at University of Buffalo!

by Institute for Critical Animal Studies

Theme: Intersecting Power and Global Justice: Building Solidarity in Global Justice Movements

Where: 120 Clemens Hall, University of Buffalo, North Campus, Buffalo, NY 14260

When: Saturday, December 1st 2012

FREE FOR EVERYONE

Click here for more details: http://peaceconsortium.org/peace-studies-conference

05th Nov2012

Candlelight Vigil for Nonhuman Animals – Today

by Anthony Nocella

When: November 5, 2012 Candlelight Vigil for Nonhuman Animals

Where: Across from the Minneapolis Convention Center: 1301 2nd Ave S, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55403

Sponsored by: Institute for Critical Animal Studies

16th Oct2012

“One Struggle: Intersectionality and Critical Animal Studies”—a free one day conference at Berkeley, organized by ICAS intern Meg Perret

by Institute for Critical Animal Studies

Meg Perret an ICAS intern is organising a free one day conference on ‘One struggle: Intersectionality and Critical Animal studies’.

When: Saturday, Oct. 20, 2012

Where: University of California, Berkeley (MLK Bldg./Heller Lounge/at Bancroft and Teller)

Time: 11:00 a.m.

11th Sep2012

UC Berkeley Conference – Intersectionality and Critical Animal Studies

by Anthony Nocella

Meg Perret, UC Berkeley student and ICAS intern, is organizing a one day conference at Berkeley on October 20, 2012 entitled “Intersectionality and Critical Animal Studies,” beginning at 11:00 am. (more…)

31st Jul2012

Amber Gilewski Ending Her Position as Secretary

by Anthony Nocella

Amber Gilewski, ICAS Secretary since August 2011, took ICAS to a whole new level by balancing our budget, aiding in fundraising, establishing an online account and assisting with organization of the  2012 11th Annual North American Conference for Critical Animal Studies that was hosted Canisius College in Buffalo, NY.

She will be greatly missed, but we wish her all the best with her new endeavors.

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29th Jun2012

The Future Critical Animal Studies Event – July 3, Europe

by Anthony Nocella

SYMPOSIUM – THE FUTURE OF CRITICAL ANIMAL STUDIES
An event at the Minding Animals Conference
Utrecht, the Netherlands
July 3, 2012

DON’T MISS IT! This event is FREE and attendance at Minding Animals is not a pre-requisite. However please register for the event by sending an e-mail to mindinganimals@gmail.com because space is limited.

Critical animal studies is an inclusive nonspeciesist social justice field of study that is rooted in the intersectional global inclusive social justice movement. Critical animal studies, challenges human-animal studies as reinforcing single-issue politics and the false binary of human-animals and is opposed to animal studies as being an oppressive field of study that exploits and murders nonhuman animals.
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