2010
“Do Unto Others” Animals and Religion
Conference
Overview
- How are we
disturbed into recognition?
- What is it
like to see and be seen by other
animals?
- How do
religious and spiritual traditions help us to
recognize the Other?
- How does the
recognition of other animals enrich and
disturb religious and spiritual
traditions?
- Can we
imagine ourselves through the eyes of another
animal, and how does being seen change us and
challenge philosophical, religious and
spiritual categories?
The 2nd Annual
“Do Unto Others” Conference invites
scholarly, religious and activist reflection on
the mutually transforming possibilities of
seeing and being seen by other animals. Our
keynote speaker is Paul
Berry,
longtime animal advocate and former CEO of Best
Friends Animal Society. The day will consist of
presentations, panels and opportunities that
enrich understanding and inform
advocacy.
Speakers
and Featured Artist -
2010
Schedule
Conference
Directions, Parking and
Logistics
Promotional
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Keynote speaker, Paul Berry
Register
for the 2010 Conference
Registration
Fees
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General
Registration Fee (includes box lunch,
snacks, and reception)
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$50.00
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Chapman
students
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Free
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Other
students (includes box lunch, snacks,
and reception)
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$20.00
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Dinner
(Vegan Mediterranean Feast)
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$25.00
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Register
for the 2010 Conference
We may have
limited scholarship funds available. Please
contact us by April 1st if you would like to be
considered for a scholarship.
2009
"Do Unto Others..." Animals and Religion
Conference
Friday, April
24, 2009
Wallace All Faiths Chapel at the Fish Interfaith
Center
Chapman University
Orange, California
Keynote
Speakers:
Karen Dawn
Author of Thanking the Monkey:
Rethinking the Way We Treat
Animals
Dr. Jay
McDaniel
Director for the Steel Center for the Study of
Religion and Philosophy, Hendrix College
Conference
program for "Do Unto Others" Conference -
2009
IVAC "Do
Unto Others" 2009 conference review
(cruelty-free.org)
