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Wolves, Wildness, and the American Imagination: Patrick Fuery and Lauren Strohacker in Conversation
In this 30-minute video, CAF grantees cultural critic Patrick Fuery (2021) and ecopolitical artist Lauren Strohacker (2022) explore the psychological and physical space occupied by wolves…
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Jane O’Hara on the State of the Union for Animals
Jane O’Hara, a 2017 CAF grantee, recently completed her monumental State of the Union, a series of fifty portraits of depicting the situation for animals throughout the United…
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Protecting the Vultures of Nepal: An Interview with Namita Kandel
Gauri Kasarla is a 2023 Navab Fellow from Columbia University studying Art History and Visual Art. She spoke with 2023 CAF grantee Namita Kandel of The Jane Goodall…
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Isa Leshko Is the 2023 Nancy Regan Arts Prize Awardee
CAF’s Board is delighted to announce that Isa Leshko has been chosen as the recipient of the 2023 Nancy Regan Arts…
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What Nine Thousand Images Tells Me (So Far)
Joshua Russell, PhD, was, with Kat Poje, a 2022 Regan Research Fellow at North Carolina State University Libraries Animal Rights Archive. In this article, Joshua reflects on what…
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Meet CAF Grantees Linda Ncube and Alfred Sihwa
In 2022, CAF grantee Jo-Anne McArthur, animal photojournalist and founder of We Animals Media, met with CAF grantees Linda…
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20 Ways to Think about Martin’s Act at 200: 1. Why 1822?
Why did Alex Lockwood and the Culture & Animals Foundation start an investigation of the history of animal advocacy with a single piece of legislation from a single political…
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CAF Welcomes Mariana Arellano Corbello and Carol Kline to the Board
CAF is delighted to welcome Mariana Arellano Corbello (left) and Carol Kline to the Board of Directors, as we say a heartfelt “thank you” to Mylan Engel…
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My Grandfather’s Voice
CAF Associate Brooke Rucker reflects on listening to her grandfather, Tom Regan, in an interview from 2001, produced for the Recording Animal Advocacy Oral History Project.
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