Third session of the Citizen Education Series on Animal Law and Ethics (in French).
Co-organized by DAQ – Droit animalier Québec, the Concordia University Centre for Social Justice, the Environmental and Animal Ethics Axis of the Centre de recherche en éthique (CRÉ) and the GREEA – Research Group in Environmental and Animal Ethics.
This five-part series is open to everyone and will be held in French. You can attend in person or via videoconference by completing this online registration form.
Join us for a series of interactive talks designed to help you better understand the complex issues at the intersection of animal law and ethics. Through discussions, case studies, and collaborative exchanges, we’ll explore the laws that govern different groups of animals, their limitations, and the broader ethical challenges they raise.
Spots are limited — register here!
Les places sont limitées, inscrivez-vous ici.
Fourth session of the Citizen Education Series on Animal Law and Ethics (in French).
Co-organized by DAQ – Droit animalier Québec, the Concordia University Centre for Social Justice, the Environmental and Animal Ethics Axis of the Centre de recherche en éthique (CRÉ) and the GREEA – Research Group in Environmental and Animal Ethics.
This five-part series is open to everyone and will be held in French. You can attend in person or via videoconference by completing this online registration form.
Join us for a series of interactive talks designed to help you better understand the complex issues at the intersection of animal law and ethics. Through discussions, case studies, and collaborative exchanges, we’ll explore the laws that govern different groups of animals, their limitations, and the broader ethical challenges they raise.
Spots are limited — register here!
Fift session of the Citizen Education Series on Animal Law and Ethics (in French).
Co-organized by DAQ – Droit animalier Québec, the Concordia University Centre for Social Justice, the Environmental and Animal Ethics Axis of the Centre de recherche en éthique (CRÉ) and the GREEA – Research Group in Environmental and Animal Ethics.
This five-part series is open to everyone and will be held in French. You can attend in person or via videoconference by completing this online registration form.
Join us for a series of interactive talks designed to help you better understand the complex issues at the intersection of animal law and ethics. Through discussions, case studies, and collaborative exchanges, we’ll explore the laws that govern different groups of animals, their limitations, and the broader ethical challenges they raise.
Spots are limited — register here!
As part of the CRÉ Lunch Talks, our guest researcher Bob Fischer (Texas State University) will give a presentation entitled “Pricing Suffering.”
To join via Zoom, click here.
L’Observatoire québécois de droit animalier is pleased to invite you to its very first symposium !
The symposium will take stock of the 10 years following the 2015 animal rights reform, which, from a legal standpoint, changed the status of animals from objects to sentient beings.
The symposium will take place on May 16, 2026, from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Concordia University‘s SHIFT Center for Social Transformation (LB-145) (1400 De Maisonneuve Boulevard West, Montreal, Quebec).
The list of speakers will be announced at a later time. Save the date in your calendar!
To register for the event, click here.
