The International Association of Vegan Sociologists is a scholar-activist collective putting sociological theory and practice in the service of animal liberation and veganism. It was founded in May 2020 by Corey Wrenn, Chair of the Animals & Society Section of the American Sociological Association and Zoei Sutton, Co-Convener of the Australian Sociological Association’s Sociology and Animals Thematic Group.
This association was formed to provide a platform for sociologists of a Critical Animal Studies background who recognize veganism and anti-speciesism as an ethical imperative in the discipline.
Our aim is to increase the visibility and legitimacy of vegan sociology, provide opportunities for career development, and facilitate transnational networking.
We are completely volunteer-based.
Contact us:
info@vegansociology.com
Learn more:
Elizabeth Cherry, “Emancipatory Vegan Sociology: Where are We Going? Where have We Been?”
Nik Taylor, “An Animal Sociology of interconnecting Oppressions”
Corey Lee Wrenn
University of Kent
Zoei Sutton
University of Adelaide