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Bridging Art and Science on a Changing Planet
On Thursday, September 25, at 6 pm, CAF board member and grantee Gal Nissim and 2022 Regan Research Fellow Kat Poje will join a panel of fellow experts…
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Intersecting Lives: The Climate Crisis and the Rights of Nature and Animals
On Monday September 23rd, at 10 am at NYU Kimmel Center, 60 Washington Square South (breakfast provided), CAF, Brighter Green, and the NYU Animal Studies Department present a panel on how the rights of…
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Mook Lion Is Restoring the Roam
South African 2025 grantee Daniel “Mook Lion” Chapman has revealed the first mural for his “Restoring the Roam” project, which celebrates the reconnection of a…
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The Animals’ Lawsuit Against Humanity
CAF has TEN free tickets for the Earth Law Center’s production on September 24 during Climate Week in New York City of The Animals’…
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CAF to Sponsor the ASI/ASA Colloquium Series
CAF is pleased to announce that, beginning this Fall, we’ll be co-sponsoring an annual colloquium series with the Animals & Society Institute and the American…
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Listen to Keane Southard’s Requiem for Animals
Composer Keane Southard‘s 50-minute major choral-orchestral work (for which Keane received a CAF grant) is now available in a live recording. For interviews with Keane on Requiem for Animals…
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Remembering John Robbins and Paula Sparks
Martin Rowe reflects on the passing of John Robbins and Paula Sparks. (more…)
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The Naked Philosopher Encounters the Gaze of His Cat
“Before the cat that looks at me naked, would I be ashamed like a beast that no longer has the sense of its nudity? Or, on the contrary, like…
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A Very Long Production about a Lonely Shrimp
Filmmaker Matt Maraynes received a 2024 CAF grant to shoot a documentary short about a shrimp, Vincent. But he found himself in a dilemma . . . …
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CAF Announces Its 2025 Grantees
In the year in which CAF celebrates its 40th anniversary, we’re pleased to announce our 2025 grantees. They encompass a range of disciplines and artistic practices from…
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