Launching in 2024, Animalex will be the world’s first global animal law educational resource library and network hub.
A collaboration between the Centre for Professional Legal Education at Bond University and the Center for Animal Law Studies at Lewis & Clark Law School, Animalex aspires to make animal law educational resources freely accessible to everyone.
We are building the largest free online animal law educational resource library and connecting animal law teachers, researchers, advocates, attorneys, and students across the world.
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What is animalex?
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Resource Library
The Resource Library will allow animal law teachers, researchers, and lawyers to share animal law resources via Animalex.
The aim of the Resource Library is to facilitate global sharing of free online animal law educational resources. We will be inviting a wide range of contributions, including:
Syllabi
Articles, essays, blogs and opinion pieces
Presentations (slides and/or videos)
Marking rubrics
Model assessments
Tutorial programs and classroom activities
Interviews (videos and/or transcripts)
Open access textbooks
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Global Directory
The Global Animal Law Directory will be a searchable database of animal law teachers, researchers, and scholars.
The aim of the Directory is to help facilitate networking, connect researchers across the world, and inspire new collaborations and initiatives. The Directory will include:
Bios and career stories
Research interests
Collaboration interests and opportunities
Legal practice areas
Information about animal law courses
Supervision areas and opportunities
Key publications and presentations
Contact information
SUPPORTERS
Animalex is the proud recipient of a 2023 Voiceless Grant.
We are grateful for the generous support provided by Voiceless and honoured to announce that we will be hosting Voiceless’s inspiring suite of animal law educational resources in our Resource Library.