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Polish multimedia artist and Marta Bogdanska received a 2023 CAF grant for “Vive La Résistance,” a project of art, films, and audio pieces on animal agency and subversion. This work was featured in a solo exhibition (her first) at the Fort Institute for Photography in Warsaw, Poland, December 5th, 2024—February 16th, 2025.
Congratulations to CAF grantees Isabella La Rocca Gonzalez (2014) and Nadja Lubiw-Hazard (2023) for the publication in December 2024 of their two books!
CAF is committed to ensuring the knowledge and experience of animal and vegan advocates are not lost. To that end, we’ve begun a year-long oral history project to gather the life stories and recollections of activists from the 1950s to the present.
Requiem for Animals, a piece written by composer Keane Southard (2024) for a choir of sopranos, altos, tenors, and bases, and string orchestra, was commissioned by the Brattleboro Music Center (for performance in May 2025 by the Brattleboro Concert Choir, Jonathan Harvey, director) with additional support from the Culture & Animals Foundation and the Eric Stokes Fund, Earth’s Best in Tune. This interview is excerpted from Keane’s prefatory material for the piece’s complete score.
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.