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Events
Get involved in the Multispecies Collective by joining our upcoming events and learning about our past events.
The
Multispecies Collective
Reading Group
Our flagship gathering where our members meet our network and engage with a text in pursuit of mutual inspiration toward multispecies flourishing.
The
Multispecies Collective Research Showcase
Our series of events showcasing our multispecies thinking, practice and collaboration including sharing outcomes of our research projects.
The
Multispecies Collective Dialogue Series
Our series of events shining a spotlight on non-members' research or practice toward multispecies flourishing.
The
Multispecies Collective Hosting Platform
Our service providing space and support to host events concerning multispecies flourishing collaboratively with our partners.
Upcoming Events
Multispecies Collective PhD WorkshopTue 02 JunWestmere House
UK Animal Law Conference 2026Wed 03 JunArts Building, University of Birmingham
International Aquaculture Law & Policy SymposiumFri 05 JunUniversity of Birmingham
Past Events
The
Multispecies Collective
Reading Group
The
Multispecies Collective Research Showcase
The
Multispecies Collective Dialogue Series
Mandatory Video Surveillance in English and Swiss SlaughterhousesThu 19 Mar19 Mar 2026, 14:00 – 15:00Law Senior Common Room (or online), Second Floor, Law Building, University of Birmingham, B15 2TTIn this dialogue, Colette Schefer-Peisker explores an investigation of mandatory video surveillance in English slaughterhouses with regard to its contribution to animal welfare during slaughter, with a legal comparison to Swiss legislation.
What Can International Climate Law Learn from Plankton and Penguins?Wed 11 Feb11 Feb 2026, 16:00 – 17:00Law Senior Common Room (or online), Second Floor, Law Building, University of Birmingham, B15 2TTIn this dialogue, Dr Mai explores how international climate law might begin to register more-than-human temporalities – those distant pasts, deep futures, and multispecies rhythms that shape planetary processes and enable more-than-human lives.
Policing Animal Liberation, Enforcing EcocideFri 28 Mar28 Mar 2025, 17:00 – 19:00Birmingham, Birmingham, UKIn this dialogue, Dr Brock discussed the role of nonhuman animals in the modern social ecological order, the intersections between the oppression of nonhuman animals and human hierarchies, how they are policed and why Dr Brock advocates for a total liberation approach.
The
Multispecies Collective Hosting Platform
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