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Animal Ethics is a non-profit organization that seeks to raise awareness of speciesism. The organization’s aim is to create a better world for all sentient animals. The group’s work is based on the core belief that all sentient beings should be taken into moral consideration. Founded in 2012, Animal Ethics is based in the USA. The organization provides educational materials in several languages, and has given talks in both Englishand Spanish-speaking countries. Work will soon begin in Italy, with more countries to follow in coming months. The organization was established after the founders realized how difficult it was for the public to find basic explanations of issues in animal ethics and for academic researchers in the field to find useful study results. Animal Ethics also addresses the concerns of animal advocates who have difficulty acquiring up-to-date information and relevant scientific knowledge. In addition, the founders realized there was a need for an organization with a focus on addressing speciesism in all its forms. Although there is a worldwide movement advocating greater respect for nonhuman animals, there is a need for more antispeciesist education and research. While animal advocates often draw attention to particular ways nonhuman animals are harmed, the root cause – speciesism – is not usually stressed and is sometimes overlooked. As a result, some of the greatest harms animals suffer are under-addressed and there is little challenge to the speciesist beliefs and institutions that drive the lack of respect for animals in so many ways.

Seeking to Increase Awareness of Speciesism and Its Impact on All Animals: a Report on ‘Animal Ethics’