Kim Stallwood

Kim Stallwood

2013-Editor, A Compassionate World, the Personal Blog of Philip Lymbery, Chief Executive of Compassion In World Farming

2012-Led a workshop, USA/UK: Who is Making Progress and Why?, at the Annual Conference of the Michigan Partnership for Animal Welfare

2012-Presented paper, What Does It Mean to Care Deeply About Animals?, in the Speaker Series organised by the Animals and Society Institute and Michigan Humane Society

2012-Informal Q&A with the University of Michigan Student Animals and Society Institute and Michigan Animal Rights Society at the University of Michigan Ann Arbor

2012-Spoke with Dr. Francine Dolins’s Animal Behaviour class at the University of Michigan Dearborn.

2012-Presented paper, The Influence of Ecofeminism on my Animal Rights Practice’ at Finding a Niche for All Animals: A Conference Honouring the Ecofeminist Work of Marti Kheel at Wesleyan University, Connecticut.

2012-Presented paper, ‘Animal Rights: Moral Crusade or Social Movement?’ at MANCEPT Workshops in Political Theory at the University of Manchester.

2012: Consultant to CEO, League Against Cruel Sports, on matters related to international campaigns.

2012-’Animal Rights: Moral Crusade or Political Movement?’ paper presented at Minding Animals International 2 at the University of Utrecht

2012-Spoke at the Institute for Critical Animal Studies Satellite Event preceding Minding Animals International

2012-Edited version of my paper, ‘Animal Rights: Moral Crusade or Political Movement?’, in the Summer 2012 edition of The Ark, published by the Catholic Concern for Animals

2012-’Animal Rights: Moral Crusade or Political Movement?’ paper peresented at The Emotional Lives of Animals, Genoa University, Italy

2012-’Brit Pack’ Podcast 32 recorded on February 28 with Animal Rights Zone

2012-’Animal Rights: Moral Crusade or Political Movement?‘ paper presented at Critical Perspectives on Animals in Society, University of Exeter

2012-Podcast 29 recorded on January 10 (two hour interview) with Animal Rights Zone

2011-’No Substitute for the Law‘ article in the Journal of Animal Welfare Law (Autumn/Winter 2011) published by the Association of Lawyers for Animal Welfare

2011-Interviewed by Our Hen House and published in their audio program, Episode 97

2011-’Animal Rights and Public Policy‘ paper at Animals & the Law conference, Autonomous University Barcelona

2011-”Vegans Find a Space” article published on Hastings Online Times

2010-Present: Deputy CEO, Minding Animals International (volunteer)

2010-Present: Member of the Steering Committee, Minding Animals 2: Utrecht 2012 (volunteer)

2010-Present: Co-Founder, Centre for Animals and Social Justice, Sheffield (volunteer)

2010-2013: Committee member, Hastings Old Town Residents Association, Hastings, UK (volunteer)

2010: Kim Stallwood Web site launched

2010: Animals Have Rights Too! article published in Southasia magazine

2010: Interview with Animal Rights Zone

2009-2012: Editorial Advisor to the CEO, Compassion In World Farming, Godalming UK

2007-Wrote narrative that went with the art by Sue Coe about Topsy, An Elephant Never Forgets, which was published in Blab! Vol. 18 (Fantagraphics Books, 2007)

2007-Present: Independent scholar, author and advisor, Hastings, UK

2007-Present: European Director, Animals and Society Institute, Hastings, UK

2007: Recognised in a Resolution from the City Council of Baltimore for “Outstanding Leadership and Commitment to the Canton Community”

2007: Relocated to the UK

2006: Grumpy Vegan Web site launched

2005-2007: Co-Executive Director, Animals and Society Institute, Baltimore USA

2005: Co-Editor, Teaching About Animals and Society: A Collection of Syllabi, Projects, Assignments, Web Sites, Articles and Bibliographies (Washington, DC: American Sociological Association)

2002-2003: Consultant and co-instructor, Community College of Baltimore County

2002-2005: Founder and Executive Director, Institute for Animals and Society

2002: Editor, The Animals’ Agenda Directory of Organisations 2002-2003 (New York: Lantern Books)

2002: Editor, A Primer on Animal Rights: Leading Experts Write About Animal Cruelty and Exploitation (New York: Lantern Books)

2001: Editor, Speaking Out for Animals: True Stories About Real Pole Who Rescue Animals (New York: Lantern Books)

2001-2003: Founding President, Canton Community Association, Baltimore, USA (volunteer)

1997-1998: Chair, Summit for the Animals (volunteer)

1996-1999: Executive Committee, Summit for the Animals (volunteer)

1996: Author, “Utopian Visions and Pragmatic Politics: Challenging the Foundations of Speciesism and Misothery” in Animal Rights: the Changing Debate edited by Robert Garner (Basingstoke: Macmillan)

1994-1996: Goucher College Center for Continuing Studies Professional, Certificate in Fund Raising Management

1998 circa: Interview in Satya magazine

1993-2002: Editor in Chief, The Animals’ Agenda, Baltimore, USA

1993-2002: Executive Director, Animal Rights Network Inc, Baltimore, USA

1992-1994: Consultant to Citizens to End Animal Suffering and Exploitation, Boston (1993-1994); New England Anti-Vivisection Society, Boston (1993-1994); Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, Washington, DC (1992-1993); The Vegetarian Resource Group, Baltimore (1992) USA

1990: ‘Animal Liberators’ book review in American Scientist (January-February; 54)

1987-1992: Executive Director, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, Washington, DC

1987: Relocated to the USA

1986: Acting General Secretary, British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection, London

1985: Profiled in “They Clearly Now See the Link: Militant Voices” by Philip Windeatt inIn Defense of Animals edited by Peter Singer (Oxford: Basil Blackwell)

1984: National Council Member, Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (volunteer)

1983-1984: Chair, The National Council, The Vegan Society UK (volunteer)

1982-1984: Member of the National Council, The Vegan Society UK (volunteer)

1981-1985: Campaigns Officer, British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection, London

1981: Made two further visits to the United States to speak at vegetarian and animal rights conferences

1980: Made first visit to the United States

1978-1980: Office Assistant, British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection, London

1978-1984: Cofounder and Chair, Coordinating Animal Welfare, Camberley, Surrey UK (volunteer)

1976-1978: National Organiser, Compassion In World Farming, Petersfield, Hampshire UK

1976: Became a vegan

1974: Became a vegetarian after working in a chicken slaughterhouse