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As part of Big Questions in Future Society, this Who's in Town lecture concerns the future of sustainable food. Focus is given to the increasing realisation that, due to increasing awareness of climate change and technological developments in food science, we do not need to use animals for human food consumption any longer. Questions will be explored about the future of animal-friendly food and whether we will view eating animals as immoral in the future.
Event details of The Future of Animal-Friendly Food
Date
7 November 2019
Time
08:45 -10:45
Ed Winters
Speaker: Ed Winters – also known as Earthling Ed – is the co-founder of the UK-based animal rights organisation Surge, and producer of the documentary Land of Hope and Glory. In 2018 he opened Unity Diner, a non-profit vegan diner in London where all of the profits go to Surge as well as the development of a new sanctuary for farm animals outside of London. Ed has spoken at multiple companies, schools and universities in Europe and in the U.S., including Ivy League schools such as Harvard and Cornell. He has also given two Ted Talks, one at Lund University and one at Bath University. Recently, Ed launched his own podcast called The Disclosure Podcast.
Location: Common Room
Amsterdam University College
Science Park 113, 1098 XG Amsterdam
Convenor:  Dr. Scott Dalby