Program

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Thursday, September 11th 2014

12:00-20:00		Registration & Infopoint open
12:30-13:30		Lunch
13:30-21:30		Exhibit/Stalls Rooms open
14:00-14:40		Opening Plenary
15:00-15:50	P	Introduction to the Gateway To Hell campaign John Roberts
15:00-15:50	P	Perspectives on Animal Ethics and Abolition Lisa Kemmerer, Daniel Kirjner
16:00-16:50	P	Repression in the UK - how and why Tino Verducci
16:00-16:50	P	Introducing the 269life liberation farm Stas Lifshitz
17:00-17:50	P	Brave new paradigm: a co-creational concept Ruth Hawe
17:00-17:50	P	Sister species Lisa Kemmerer
18:30-19:50	P	What news from the psychologists? Stijn Bruers
18:30-19:50	P	Divide and conquer or unite and conquer? Liz Tyson
20:00-21:30		Welcome Reception with free food

Friday, September 12th 2014

08:00-08:50		Breakfast
08:30-21:30		Registration & Infopoint open
09:00-21:30		Exhibit/Stalls Rooms open
09:00-09:50		Friday Morning Plenary George Guimaraes, Ahmad Safi
10:00-10:50	P	The movement for the abolition of meat Yves Bonnardel, Ivora Cusack, David Olivier
10:00-10:50	W	Computer security & privacy Heiko Weber
11:00-11:50	W	Working on our communication as key for better results Claudio Pomo
11:00-11:50	P	Animal rights activism in Eastern Europe Aivars Andersons, Dobrusia Karbowiak
12:00-13:20	W	Animal rights arguments Jens Tuider
12:00-13:20	P	Report and analysis of the lab raid in Brazil George Guimaraes
13:00-14:20		Lunch
14:30-15:20	P	Animal witness Kim Stallwood
14:30-15:20	P	The Lush Prize and animal testing: 1R not 3Rs Craig Redmond
15:30-16:20	P	The Zoo - Life sentence for animals Colin Goldner
15:30-16:20	P	"I am skeptical of veganism, but I respect it" - Estonian feminists encountering animal rights/veganism Kadri Aavik
16:30-18:30		movie: "Truckin`" Johnny Braz
16:30-17:20	P	A plant-based diet to keep you healthy & fit Christine Vardaros
16:30-17:50	D	Open Discussion Slot
17:30-18:20	P	Tree rights, animal rights, one fight Alain De Coessemaeker
18:00-19:20		Dinner
19:30-20:20	P	About the necessary paradigm shift needed in the animal rights movement Anoushavan Sarukhanyan
19:30-20:20	P	Phallologocentrism in animal activism: Language as oppression Agnes Trzak
20:30-22:00		networking with free snacks

Saturday, September 13th 2014

08:00-08:50		Breakfast
08:30-21:30		Registration & Infopoint open
09:00-21:30		Exhibit/Stalls Rooms open
09:00-09:50		Saturday Morning Plenary
10:00-10:50	P	Masculinity and violence: a culture of predation Daniel Kirjner
10:00-10:50	P	Seeing is believing: Nonhuman animals and liberal democracies Siobhan O`Sullivan
11:00-11:50	P	How to protect moral rights in law Anoushavan Sarukhanyan
11:00-11:50	P	From Activist to Terrorist Jake Conroy
12:00-13:20	P	Building and Sustaining the Sanctuary of Your Dreams Indra Lahiri
12:00-13:20	D	Change in strategies of the animal rights/liberation movement two activists from Tierbefreiung Hamburg
12:00-13:20	D	Open Discussion Slot
13:00-14:20		Lunch
14:30-15:20	P	Government repression Peter Young
14:30-15:20	P	Vegan nutrition George Guimaraes
15:30-16:50	P	The Hunt Saboteurs Global Network Alfie Moon
15:30-16:50	P	Eating earth Lisa Kemmerer
17:00-17:50	W	video protests Bettina Rehberg, Heiko Weber
17:00-17:50	P	How to turn your great ideas into effective campaigns Sharon Nuñez
18:00-18:50	W	Restless Vegans: Criticism of consumerist veganism Guray Tezcan
18:00-18:50	P	Attitudes of slaughterhouse workers towards animals and their work Kristina Mering
19:00-19:50	P	There won`t be animal liberation without a radical social change! Animal Liberation goes Blockupy
19:00-20:20	D	Open Discussion Slot
19:30-21:00		Dinner
20:00-23:00		Concert live on stage: Tes · Mike XVX · Gab De La Vega

Sunday, September 14th 2014

08:00-08:50		Breakfast
08:30-15:30		Registration & Infopoint open
09:00-15:30		Exhibit/Stalls Rooms open
09:00-09:20		Sunday Morning Plenary
09:30-10:20	P	The ethics of animal experiments in three steps Stijn Bruers
09:30-10:20	P	Undercover investigation Friedrich Mülln
10:30-11:20	P	Campaigning with impact; getting results for the animals! John Roberts
10:30-11:20	D	International day against speciesism, marches in Geneva and Toronto Anoushavan Sarukhanyan
11:30-12:20	P	Thinking big - make your activist group grow Dobrusia Karbowiak
11:30-12:20	P	Lessons learned: Looking back to move forward Jake Conroy
12:30-13:20	P	Taking action Peter Young
13:30-14:00		Closing Plenary
14:00-15:30		Closing Reception with free food

Some general information about the program

All presentations and workshops are scheduled to have a 10 minute break until the next session, so that there is enough time to take a short break and switch to another room.

note: all information on this web site is subject to change as the conference planning proceeds