Dr. Maureen O’Sullivan Brings Animal Rights and Ethics to Irish Academia
Galway, Ireland—The conversation around animal rights, ethics, and law is evolving, and at the forefront of this change in Ireland is Dr. Maureen O’Sullivan, a lecturer at the University of Galway.
Recently featured on the Manada Podcast, Dr. O’Sullivan shared insights into the groundbreaking undergraduate course on Animal Rights, Animal Ethics & Law, the first of its kind in Ireland.
Bringing Animal Rights to the Classroom
Dr O’Sullivan’s course is a milestone in Irish academia. It addresses the legal and ethical frameworks surrounding animal rights. During the podcast, she delves into why this course is so significant, highlighting the growing demand for discussing animal protection, law, and ethics in higher education.
“Animals are often left out of legal and ethical debates, but their rights and welfare deserve a place in serious academic discourse,” says Dr O’Sullivan.
The course aims to equip students with critical knowledge of animal welfare legislation, ethical dilemmas, and the role of activism in shaping policy changes.
Beyond the Classroom: Veganism, Books, and Advocacy
The conversation on the Manada Podcast goes beyond academic discussions. Dr O’Sullivan also shares her experiences with veganism, discussing everything from her favourite plant-based spots in Ireland to vegan recipes and her latest book projects.
Her insights show how education, lifestyle choices, and activism can work together to create a more compassionate and sustainable world.
Watch the Full Episode
This episode is a must-watch for those passionate about animal rights, law, and ethical living. Tune in to the full conversation with Dr. Maureen O’Sullivan on the Manada Podcast, available on YouTube:
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