Farmed Animals
CALS Launches Comparative Report to Curb the Expansion of Industrial Animal Agriculture
The analysis by the Farmed Animal Protection Project maps litigation strategies in Brazil, India, Mexico, and Zimbabwe.
Student Innovation Is Helping Farmed Animals
Novel and creative projects advocate for stronger laws and policies for farmed animals. Check out key highlights of the 2024-25 Academic Year in the Farmed Animal Protection Project.
Protecting Farmed Animals in Memory of Thomas Bloom Raskin
Megan Rosen, LLM Candidate, Named Inaugural Recipient of the Thomas Bloom Raskin Animal Protection Scholarship
Manure Biogas is All Hat and No Cattle
Miranda Herreid, a JD student in the Farmed Animal Protection Project, breaks down why manure biogas is not the solution and will further entrench factory farming.
Meet the Law Scholars for Change Scholarship Recipients
Introducing Lewis & Clark Law Students Mei Brunson and Suzannah Smith
Shaping the Future of Farmed Animal Advocacy
Since 1983, October 2nd has been recognized as an international day of observance for farmed animals. Every day, Lewis & Clark Law School’s faculty, staff, students, and alumni are engaged in tireless efforts to ensure that animals raised in intensive farming operations worldwide have a better life and a kind future.
Announcing the Charles Richard Anderson MSL Scholarship for Farmed Animal Protection
A newly created scholarship for journalists and digital content designers and producers will help shine a light on industrial animal agriculture and the exploitation of farmed animals
Announcing the Thomas Bloom Raskin Animal Protection Scholarship
Inspired by the compassion of animal advocate Tommy Raskin, an anonymous donor creates an Animal Law LLM scholarship to share his legacy.
Protecting Wetlands from Animal Agriculture
Clinical Professor Erica Lyman shares a new report that provides a valuable tool to protect wetlands from animal agriculture through the Ramsar Convention.
15 Years of Advancing Legal Progress for Animals
This year commemorates the 15-year anniversary of the Center for Animal Law Studies’ founding. In honor of this milestone, we reflect on the remarkable growth of animal law education since CALS opened its doors in 2008 and some of our key achievements.
On Thanksgiving, I think about my “turkey boyfriends”
A Thanksgiving reflection by Professor Joyce Tischler
Animal Advocates Join Together for the 31st Annual Animal Law Conference
Co-hosted by the Center for Animal Law Studies and the Animal Legal Defense Fund, the Animal Law Conference is the preeminent event in the ever-burgeoning animal law field.
CALS Ambassador Focuses on Helping Farmed Animals in Zimbabwe
Yvonne Gurira (’22, LLM, Zimbabwe) shares how she’s spearheading community outreach and stakeholder collaboration for her Global Ambassador Project.
The EATS Act: A Dangerous Step Backwards for Farmed Animal Protection
As we honor World Farmed Animal Day, Professor Joyce Tischler and 3L Akela Baldwin share what you should know to protect important legal advancements made for farmed animals.
U.S. Supreme Court Upholds California Prop 12: Get Farmed Animals Out of Cages
Professor Joyce Tischler summarizes why the United States Supreme Court’s decision upholding Proposition 12 is monumental for animals.
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