Kim Stallwood

An independent scholar and author currently writing a book which explores key values in animal rights and what it means to care deeply about animals.

An independent consultant on communications, strategy and development to organizations, charities, companies, governments and individuals.

35 years of personal commitment and professional experience in leadership positions with some of the world’s foremost organizations in the U.K. and U.S., including CIWF, BUAV, PETA and the Animals and Society Institute.

Executive editor of The Animals’ Agenda magazine (1993-2002) and editor of two anthologies of articles, Speaking Out for Animals (Lantern, 2001) and A Primer on Animal Rights (Lantern, 2002).

After working in the US for 20 years he returned to live in the UK in 2007.

Internationally recognized as an authority on animal rights and the animal rights movement.

A vegetarian since 1974 when as a student he worked in a chicken slaughterhouse and a vegan since 1976.

Ask Kim about booking him for a speaking engagement.

The Kim W. Stallwood Animal Rights Archive is a collection of books, journals, magazines, newsletters, artifacts, audio visual materials and public educational materials (flyers, leaflets, posters, etc.). The books and some other publications are cataloged at LibraryThing.

Also, Kim is

• Editorial Advisor to Philip Lymbery, Chief Executive Officer, Compassion In World Farming
• European Director of the Animals and Society Institute
• Deputy CEO of Minding Animals International
• Member of the Steering Committee, Minding Animals 2: Utrecht 2012
• Co-founder, Institute for Animals and Social Justice