IAVS 2020 Lectures
Heather Alberro, Nottingham Trent University
The ‘Self’ is Always Already a ‘We’: Critical Posthuman Reflections on Multispecies Assemblages Amid the Anthropocene
Stephanie Belland and Eric Legge, MacEwan University
The Psychological Cost of Animal Rescue
Lina Benjelloun and Jake Sallaway-Costello, University of Nottingham
Posthuman Pedagogies: Teaching the Social Construction of the Diet Beyond Anthropocentrism
Josephine Browne, Griffith Centre for Social and Cultural Research
The Sociology of Disenfranchised Grief Among Vegans: Altering Discourses to Reconsider Vegan Worldviews
Elizabeth Cherry, Manhattanville College
Emancipatory Vegan Sociology: Where are We Going? Where have We Been?
Matthew Cole, Iris Craane, and Kate Stewart, Open University and Nottingham-Trent University
The Donald Watson Archive Research Project
Yasmin Koop-Monteiro, University of British Columbia
Earthling Ties and Moral Cries: Theorizing Recruitment into Animal Rights Activism
Lynda M. Korimboccus, Independent Scholar
Peppa Pig and Fingerless Fish: Not Seeing the Wood for the Trees
Catherine Oliver, University of Cambridge
Embodied Knowledges, Ethico-political Care and Veganism’s Transformative World-making Potentials
Nick Pendergrast, University of Melbourne
Who is to Blame for Harm to Animals?
Maria Martelli, Institute for Social Solidarity/Independent Scholar
“Love is in the Details”: Animal Agency through Photography within Animal Sanctuaries
Brett Mills and Claire Parkinson, University of East Anglia and Edge Hill University
Multispecies Storytelling
Alexandra Ridgway, The University of Hong Kong
Human and Non-Human Relations in Migrant Women’s Post-Divorce Family Lives
Jake Sallaway-Costello, University of Nottingham
Voice, Visibility and Veganism: Reimagining Salutogenesis through Posthuman Activism
Erek Smith, Jacksonville State University
Humanization and Dehumanization: A Social Construction Of Humans
Gavin Smith, Australian National University
Making Sense of Snake Encounters
Zoei Sutton, The University of Adelaide
Vegans in the Dog House: On Challenging Speciesism in Research for Companion Animals
Nik Taylor
An Animal Sociology of interconnecting Oppressions
Professional Development Lectures
Corey Wrenn, University of Kent
Animals and Society Spring Workshop Series, January 15 2021
Digital Networking from the Margins
Corey Wrenn, University of Kent
Matthew Cole, Open University
Rochelle Stevenson, Thompson Rivers University
IAVS, March 8, 2021
Peer-reviewing in Critical Animal Studies
Federica Timeto, Ca’ Foscari University
A Naturalcultural Bestiary of Agencies
Jonathan Turnbull and Adam Searle, University of Cambridge
Nature Buffering: Liveness, Liveliness, and the Digital Animal Encounter
Briohny Walker and Ruby Grant, University of Tasmania
“I Know the Animals… and It Feels like Home”: A Qualitative Analysis of Older Lesbians’ Inter-species Community in Rural Tasmania
Corey Wrenn, University of Kent
A Survey of American Sociologists
Roger Yates, University College Dublin
The Battle of Ideas. The Generational Fight for the Heart of Veg