Hayley Singer’s research and writing practice moves across the fields of creative non-fiction, critical ecological feminisms and animal studies. Her essays have been published in Sydney Review of Books, The Lifted Brow, The Monthly, Cordite Poetry Review, Sloe Canoe, Art + Australia. She gratefully lives on Bunurong country. Her first book, Abandon Every Hope Who Enter Here, explores the literatures of the slaughterhouse. It will be published by Upswell in 2023.
Val Plumwood Memorial Lecture
The 2022 lecture is provided by Dr Richard Twine, Reader in Social Sciences and Co-Director of the Centre for Human Animal Studies (CfHAS) at Edge Hill University. Talk title - 'Val Plumwood’s contribution to intersectional veganism and why the use of the term ‘intersectionality’ need not be seen as appropriation'