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The Culture & Animals Foundation is pleased to announce that Katerina Gregos has been awarded the 2025 Nancy Regan Arts Prize. Gregos, artistic director of the National Museum of Contemporary Art (EMST) in Athens, Greece, is the curator of the trailblazing exhibition “Why Look at Animals? A Case for the Rights of Non-Human Lives,” on view through February 2026.
Zachary Ferguson, a Ph.D. candidate in Philosophy at UNC–Chapel Hill, has been selected as the 2025 Tom Regan Visiting Research Fellow. Zachary is researching his dissertation on the evolution of the philosophical conversation about vegetarianism and veganism.
Join CAF’s first colloquium with the American Sociological Association’s Animals & Society Section. On Thursday September 25, 12 pm ET/ 9 am PT, Dr. Shaina Sadai (a 2022 CAF grantee) will discuss “Sea Level Rise and Multispecies Climate Justice.” For more information and to register, scan the barcode on the image or click here.
Zoe Maready (left) and Lauren Sankey, both students in the School of Information and Library Science’s Master of Science degree program at North Carolina State University, are busy scanning every single page of all 157 issues of The Animals’ Agenda magazine, which, as part of the archives of the Animal Rights Network, is housed at the Animal Rights and Animal Welfare Archives at NCSU. Once the issues are scanned, they’ll be made available online. Our fundraiser to publicize the archives continues; to make a tax-deductible contribution, click here.
Tom Regan (1938-2017) was the co-founder of the Culture & Animals Foundation with his wife Nancy (1938–2021). Together, they made a major contribution to animal rights. You can read about their and CAF’s origins, work, and legacy below.