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New York Animal Law Symposium
On Saturday, April 18, 2015, more than 60 attorneys, law students, and animal advocates came together to attend the first Student Animal Legal Defense Fund New York Symposium.May 16, 2015 News -
Legally Brief: 5 Ways the Animal Legal Defense Fund Is Challenging Factory Farming of Animals
Here are 5 ways the Animal Legal Defense Fund is challenging factory farming’s free ride.April 23, 2015 Legally Brief -
The Friendly Faces of Farmed Animals
Today’s Speak Out for Farmed Animals challenge is to share the cutest picture of a farmed animal on social media! Don’t forget to use the tag #SpeakOut!April 3, 2015 News -
Student Chapters Go to Gentle Barn
Gentle Barn provides safe haven and rehabilitation for animal victims of severe abuse and neglect.March 21, 2015 Student Chapter Spotlight -
Humane Education and the Future of Compassion
Humane education is one way the Animal Legal Defense Fund's mission to protect the lives and advance the interests of animals through the legal system can reach future generations.March 19, 2015 News -
Student Chapter Promotes Meatless Monday: Tips from Pace Law School’s Campaign
Learn how you can implement Meatless Monday!March 13, 2015 Student Chapter Spotlight -
California Chapters: Working Together to Create the Annual California Symposium on Animal Law
On September 13 2014, California Animal Legal Defense Fund Student Chapters came together to create the Second Annual California Symposium on Animal Law.March 4, 2015 Student Chapter Spotlight -
Harvard Law School First Spotlight of the Year
We are excited to announce that our first spotlight of the Year is Harvard Law School’s Animal Law chapter.February 2, 2015 Student Chapter Spotlight -
Where Are They Now? Michelle Pawliger
Michelle Pawliger is farm animal policy associate with the nonprofit Animal Welfare Institute.January 21, 2015 Student Chapters -
Legally Brief: Animal Protection and Human Population Growth
In the past 50 years, my own lifetime, the human population has more than doubled from about 3.2 billion to more than 7 billion. This raises some pressing questions.January 16, 2015 Legally Brief
