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Rutgers-Camden: Animal Shelter Blanket Drive
The Rutgers University School of Law-Camden Animal Legal Defense Fund Student Chapter was nothing more than an empty space on the Student Organization bulletin board when Amanda Nordstrom and her 1L classmates arrived on campus in Fall 2006.January 1, 2008 Student Chapter Spotlight -
Vermont Law School’s Vegan Thanksgiving
During the cold and dark pre-exam stress period, when the typical Vermont Law School student's diet has been reduced to ramen noodles and frozen burritos, its student chapter is preparing what has become a school tradition: Vegan Thanksgiving.December 1, 2007 Student Chapter Spotlight -
Chicago-Kent College of Law – Getting an Animal Law Course Added to the Curriculum
Until recently, there was not an animal law course being taught at Chicago-Kent College of Law; the Chicago-Kent Animal Legal Defense Fund Student Chapter made it their goal to change this.November 1, 2007 Student Chapter Spotlight -
Quinnipiac University: “People and Animals in Crisis:” Public Forum on Protecting Animals in Domestic Violence Situations
The Animal Legal Defense Fund Student Chapter at Quinnipiac University School of Law in Hamden, Connecticut, recently gained some community recognition through efforts on behalf of S.B. 284, a bill that would allow judges to issue orders of protection.May 1, 2007 Student Chapter Spotlight -
University of Washington – The Social Costs of Factory Farms
On February 12, 2007, the University of Washington Student Chapter, along with the UW Center for Human Rights and Justice and the Latin Law Student Association hosted a forum on the social costs of factory farms.April 1, 2007 Student Chapter Spotlight -
University of Texas-Austin: “Picture Yourself With Santa” Charity Event
On December 1, 2006, members of the Student Chapter at the University of Texas at Austin School of Law hosted their first annual "Picture Yourself With Santa" charity eventMarch 1, 2007 Student Chapter Spotlight -
Historic Legal Decision Protects Cats From Being Returned to Their Abuser
Oregon Court of Appeals Grants Petition to Permanently Remove Cats from their Neglectful Owner in Linn County Hoarding Case, Sets Vital Precedent for Animal Law.December 29, 2006 Press Release -
False Advertising, Animals, and Ethical Consumption
By Carter Dillard, Senior Policy Advisor
