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Dr Jeanette Rowley discusses what vegans should expect from takeaway food and what to do if you are disappointed with service.

Researcher Network member, James O'Donovan, summarises the findings from his recent report that explores the environmental and economic benefits of a transition to an Irish Vegan Agricultural System.

In the summer edition of the Expert Series,RAC member Dr Steve Cooke discusses a different way to think about morality: Betraying animals. 

RAC member, Paul Appleby discusses a recent report by Rewilding Britain.

Steve Cooke works in the field of moral and political philosophy. He specialises in justice for nonhuman animals and in the ethics of different forms of protest and activism.

Previously, Steve was a University Teaching Fellow in Theory and Animal Rights at Sheffield and a Teaching Fellow in Environmental Politics at Keele. He was the Society for Applied Philosophy’s 30th Anniversary Research Fellow, awarded for a research project on animal rights and environmental terrorism. His PhD was on the ethics of animal liberation.

In this Project Update, Researcher Network member Tara Calder discusses her current research that explores the interaction between social identity and veganism in the context of the recent popularity of veganism.

Bring you dog and spend the afternoon at our sanctuary where you can take a long stroll around our sanctuary fields and surrounding woodland.

Hot food will be available and a full list of refreshments and events will be confirmed soon

Dean Farm Trust
Shirenewton
Chepstow
NP16 6AG
 

Sunday 22 September 2019

We are delighted to be opening our sanctuary doors and having a number of events for everyone to come and enjoy. Our 200 residents love having visitors and it is great we can share their beautiful 62-acre home with our supporters and wider communities. Some of our residents have been with us since they were young, and some were only rescued a few weeks ago. Come and spend the afternoon at our sanctuary, enjoy meeting our residents in the peace and tranquility of their home.

We are delighted to be opening our sanctuary doors and having a number of events for everyone to come and enjoy. Our 200 residents love having visitors and it is great we can share their beautiful 62-acre home with our supporters and wider communities. Some of our residents have been with us since they were young, and some were only rescued a few weeks ago. Enjoy the tranquility and peace of their home, see them with their friends and companions and learn more about the work we do.

All food and refreshments at our events are 100% plant-based and vegan.

Dr Kristof Dhont is a psychological scientist and Senior Lecturer in Psychology at the University of Kent (UK). He is founder and director of SHARKLab, studying the role of personality and situational factors in human intergroup and human-animal relations. He investigates the psychological underpinnings and ideological roots of speciesism, racism, and sexism, and the moral psychology of eating and exploiting animals. 

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