
Animal Rights Author, Scholar, Curator. Vegan activist since 1976. Writing biography of Topsy the elephant. Kim Stallwood Archive at The British Library, London. Kim Stallwood Collection at Tier im Recht, Switzerland.
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“The Rights of Animals” was a two-day symposium on the “Ethical Aspects of Man’s Relationship with Animals” hosted by the RSPCA at Trinity College, Cambridge on 18 to 19 August 1977.
Thanks to my employee at the time, Compassion In World F...
On a hot Friday in August, we meet in London. Three long-standing animal rights advocates for a day of animal rights discussion, a vegan dinner, and visits to two historic animal rights statues.
The Old Brown Dog Statue in Battersea Park w...
Join me throughout 2026 as I celebrate 50 Years of activism as a vegan, animal rights campaigner. One year each week. In 2007, after 20 years in the United States, I return to the UK and work as a consultant to Alley Cat Allies, CIWF, and A...
Although her name was Kate Ward, everyone knew her as Camberley Kate. She was born in Middlesborough, northeast England, in 1895. As both her parents died before she was 10, she was raised by a strictly religious aunt in what she described...
2026 marks the 50th anniversary of my life as a vegan and my full-time work for animal rights. I became a vegetarian in 1974 after working in a chicken slaughterhouse. I have saved the lives of at least 18,440 animals in 50 years as a vegan...
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Animal Rights Author, Scholar, Curator. Writing biography of Topsy the elephant. Vegan since 1976. Kim Stallwood Archive at British Library. Kim Stallwood Collection at Tier im Recht, Switzerland.
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