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Symposium: (Against) Animal Capitalism
The National Museum of Contemporary Art in Athens, Greece, is hosting a virtual and in-person two-day symposium entitled “(Against) Animal Capitalism,” on Saturday March 28th and Sunday March…
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Apply for the 2026 Regan Fellowship
You’re invited to apply for the annual Tom Regan Research Fellowship, a $5,000 stipend to conduct research in the Animal Rights and Animal Welfare…
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Ongoing Tom Regan Translations
For those intimidated by the prospect of reading the 400+ pages of The Case for Animal Rights, Tom Regan’s…
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Sarah Scott Reports on Progress Following Her 2025 Regan Lecture
In the immediate aftermath of her 2025 Tom Regan lecture, philosophy professor Sarah Scott (left) reports a huge upsurge in interest in animal studies at Manhattan College.
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The Culture & Animals Foundation at 40
CAF Executive Director, Martin Rowe, reflects on CAF’s four decades in his Introduction to the 2025 Annual Report.
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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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J. M. Coetzee’s “The Lives of Animals”: Celebrating the 25th Anniversary of Its Publication
On the occasion of the awarding of novelist J. M. Coetzee with the 2024 Nancy Regan Arts Prize, CAF convened a webinar with three leading scholars to discuss Coetzee’s…
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J. M. Coetzee is the 2024 Nancy Regan Arts Prize Awardee
The Culture & Animals Foundation is pleased to announce that J. M. Coetzee, the South African-born novelist, multiple Booker Prize winner, and recipient of the 2003…
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Meet the 2024 Regan Research Fellow Kaitlyn Kitchen
In addition to Sarah Scott, CAF and NCSU chose Kaitlyn Kitchen as a 2024 Regan Research Fellow. Kaitlyn was then a rising senior at Appalachian State…
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The 2024 Tom Regan Memorial Lecture with Dinesh Wadiwel and Lori Gruen
The seventh annual Tom Regan Lecture was delivered on April 15, 2024 by Dinesh Wadiwel (above left, with Lori Gruen), Associate Professor in human rights and socio-legal studies in the School of…
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