Canterbury: History, Culture, and Community
From its UNESCO World Heritage cathedral to its vibrant university community, Canterbury offers a unique setting for learning, discussion, and connection.
SAVe the date: 14-17 July 2027
A field-defining forum for research on animal advocacy, human–animal relations, and sustainable food system change. Bringing together researchers, advocates, and practitioners from around the world, the conference serves as a catalyst for new ideas, cross-sector collaboration, and evidence-based action for animals.

Discover cutting-edge research and present your own work through talks, posters, and blitz presentations.

Connect evidence with real-world impact through dialogue between academia, advocacy, and policy.

A welcoming community of graduate students, early-career researchers, advocates, and leading experts.

Develop skills, explore new methods, and engage with hands-on sessions for research and advocacy.

4th Edition

100+ Speakers

Global Community

4 Days

From its UNESCO World Heritage cathedral to its vibrant university community, Canterbury offers a unique setting for learning, discussion, and connection.