Center for Animal Law Studies

News

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  CALS and Åbo Akademi University Partnering to Provide First-Ever Animal Law Training
  Center for Animal Law Studies and Åbo Akademi University are working together to host a four-day intensive training conference that explores animal law in teaching, scholarship and advocacy
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  CALS Honors Joyce Tischler with Animal Law Achievement Award
  The Center for Animal Law Studies is pleased to announce Joyce Tischler, founder of the Animal Legal Defense Fund and adjunct law faculty at CALS, as the Animal Law Achievement Award recipient.
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  Dr. A. Breeze Harper will be Keynote speaker at ALR Symposium!
  Join the Animal Law Review for their 8th annual Symposium this Friday, March 15th.
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  Lewis & Clark Law School hosts Animal Law Week, March 11 - 15
  Lewis & Clark Law School students and CALS will be hosting events all week to highlight animal law!
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  AALI signs Docket to the FDA and USDA
  AALI signs on to ALDF’s comments to the FDA and USDA relating to new regulation of meat and fish alternatives.
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  International Animal Law Program Visits China
  The Center for Animal Law Studies presented to law students and faculty at China University of Geosciences and China University of Law and Political Science.
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  Animal Law Clinic Assists Farm Animal Sanctuary
  The Animal Law Clinic is representing a local animal sanctuary, and using that experience to develop a legal tool kit for animal sanctuaries around the world.
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  CALS presents: “Eating Animals” - a Movie Screening
  Join the Center for Animal Law Studies on November 2 for a movie screening of Eating Animals, followed by a Q&A with Director Christopher Quinn.
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  A Successful Animal Law Conference
  A large group of CALS faculty, staff, and students has recently returned from the 26^th Annual Animal Law Conference in Chicago, Illinois.
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  The Center for Animal Law Studies Sponsors First Animal Law Convention in Africa
  “People, Animals and the Planet: One Health, One Welfare” featured experts and participants from various fields such as animal welfare, conservation, law enforcement, environmental policy, as well as the non-profit sector, academics, and representatives from development organizations.