Scientific research is clear that most animals are sentient. This means that they have the capacity to subjectively perceive or feel things such as happiness
This article argues that legal education must reclaim its public role through critical and transformative pedagogy. Drawing on interviews with animal law educators from five
A curated collection of further reading and materials on animal legal personhood and animal ethics, including case law, academic literature, and multimedia resources to support
A comprehensive tertiary-level teaching module on the moral and legal status of animals, incorporating tutorials, assessments, and supporting materials. The program introduces students to key
A discussion-based tutorial built around a podcast on animal legal personhood, encouraging students to critically engage with competing arguments and develop their own reasoned positions
An applied learning activity where students analyse factual scenarios to assess how legal outcomes may differ under current animal welfare frameworks versus a legal personhood
A case analysis tutorial centred on Nonhuman Rights Project litigation, guiding students to critically evaluate judicial responses to animal personhood arguments and engage with key
A structured class debate activity in which students critically evaluate whether animals should be granted legal personhood in Australia. The tutorial develops students’ ability to
A transcript of a Voiceless educational podcast exploring arguments for and against granting legal personhood to animals, featuring leading scholars and practitioners. The resource introduces
A comprehensive introductory resource developed by Voiceless to support the teaching and study of animal law. The Toolkit provides an overview of the Australian animal