AS PER TOM REGAN’S WISHES, THE ANIMALS VOICE PRESENTS A CELEBRATION OF HIS LIFE AND WORK
FROM THE MIND OF TOM REGAN
ABOUT TOM REGAN
VIDEOS & PODCASTS
Memorial Lecture
From 2018: Carol J. Adams, author of The Sexual Politics of Meat and many other books, gave the first memorial lecture at North Carolina State University.
‘A Cow at My Table’
From 2014: Professor Tom Regan explains the negative rights that the animal rights movement demands are respected in other animals.
From 2014: Professor Tom Regan explains the negative rights that the animal rights movement demands are respected in other animals.
From 2014: Professor Tom Regan explains the negative rights that the animal rights movement demands are respected in other animals.
From 2014: Professor Tom Regan explains the negative rights that the animal rights movement demands are respected in other animals.
From 2009: Animal rights conference organized by “SOLON N.G.O.” and “POFYZO” in Athens, June 24, 2009. Main lecturer was Tom Regan, presenting three different types of animal rights advocates.
From 2009: Animal rights conference organized by “SOLON N.G.O.” and “POFYZO” in Athens, June 24, 2009. Main lecturer was Tom Regan, presenting three different types of animal rights advocates.
From 2009: Animal rights conference organized by “SOLON N.G.O.” and “POFYZO” in Athens, June 24, 2009. Main lecturer was Tom Regan, presenting three different types of animal rights advocates.
From 2009: Animal rights conference organized by “SOLON N.G.O.” and “POFYZO” in Athens, June 24, 2009. Main lecturer was Tom Regan, presenting three different types of animal rights advocates.
From 2006: This presentation by Professor Tom Regan (North Carolina State University, USA) was recorded at the University of Heidelberg in Germany on May 24, 2006.
From 2005: The John Adams Institute hosts an evening with Tom Regan is widely regarded as the intellectual leader of the animal rights movement.
From 2005: The John Adams Institute hosts an evening with Tom Regan is widely regarded as the intellectual leader of the animal rights movement.
From 1989: American Philosopher Dr. Tom Regan speaks about the need for ethical treatment of Animals. Royal Institute of Great Britain, 1989.
From 2014: Tom Regan is interviewed about his 1988 Los Angeles “War on Vivisection” speech (interviewed at North Carolina State University by Gary Comstock).
The fact that man understands the concept of rights does not mean that he is the exclusive bearer of them.
From 2006: Film by Gary Kaskel. UA4A Productions/United Action for Animals, Inc.
Circa 2000: Prof. Tom Regan interviewed by Pat Kenny on the Late Late Show.
Circa 2000: Prof. Tom Regan interviewed by Pat Kenny on the Late Late Show.
Circa 2000: Prof. Tom Regan interviewed by Pat Kenny on the Late Late Show.
Circa 2000: Prof. Tom Regan interviewed by Pat Kenny on the Late Late Show.
From 1988: xxx
From 1989: Does the Animal Kingdom require a Bill of Rights? The question was posed at a debate at the Royal institute (UK). Tom Regan, author of The Case for Animal Rights, opens the debate.
From 1989: Does the Animal Kingdom require a Bill of Rights? The question was posed at a debate at the Royal institute (UK). Tom Regan, author of The Case for Animal Rights, opens the debate.
From 1988. With Tom Regan, Don Barnes, and Cleveland Amory.
From 1988: Presented by Tom Regan on World Day for Animal Liberation, a speech considered the best animal rights speech ever given.
From 2005: A slideshow written and narrated by Tom Regan.
From 1987. Written, produced, and directed by Tom Regan.
From 1986. Written, produced, and directed by Tom Regan.
Audio only. From 2016: Tom Regan offers some important advice to new and seasoned animal rights advocates in this message to the movement on ARZone.
Audio only. From 2012: Responsible Eating and Living.
Audio only. From 2012: With Jasmin Singer and Mariann Sullivan.
Audio only. From the 20th Annual International Compassionate Living Festival.
Audio only. From 2007: Interview by Kim Stallwood.
Audio only. From the late 1990s for The Animals Voice.
From 2017: Eulogy by Chris DeRose, founder and president of Last Chance for Animals.
BOOKS & PUBLICATIONS (IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER)
ABOUT TOM REGAN
Video & Podcasts
Memorial Lecture
From 2018: Carol J. Adams, author of The Sexual Politics of Meat and many other books, gave the first memorial lecture at North Carolina State University.
‘A Cow at My Table’
From 2014: Professor Tom Regan explains the negative rights that the animal rights movement demands are respected in other animals.
(Part 1 of 3)
From 2014: Professor Tom Regan explains the negative rights that the animal rights movement demands are respected in other animals.
(Part 2 of 3)
From 2014: Professor Tom Regan explains the negative rights that the animal rights movement demands are respected in other animals.
(Part 3 of 3)
From 2014: Professor Tom Regan explains the negative rights that the animal rights movement demands are respected in other animals.
From 2009: Animal rights conference organized by “SOLON N.G.O.” and “POFYZO” in Athens, June 24, 2009. Main lecturer was Tom Regan, presenting three different types of animal rights advocates.
From 2009: Animal rights conference organized by “SOLON N.G.O.” and “POFYZO” in Athens, June 24, 2009. Main lecturer was Tom Regan, presenting three different types of animal rights advocates.
From 2009: Animal rights conference organized by “SOLON N.G.O.” and “POFYZO” in Athens, June 24, 2009. Main lecturer was Tom Regan, presenting three different types of animal rights advocates.
From 2009: Animal rights conference organized by “SOLON N.G.O.” and “POFYZO” in Athens, June 24, 2009. Main lecturer was Tom Regan, presenting three different types of animal rights advocates.
From 2006: This presentation by Professor Tom Regan (North Carolina State University, USA) was recorded at the University of Heidelberg in Germany on May 24, 2006.
From 2005: The John Adams Institute hosts an evening with Tom Regan is widely regarded as the intellectual leader of the animal rights movement.
From 2005: The John Adams Institute hosts an evening with Tom Regan is widely regarded as the intellectual leader of the animal rights movement.
From 1989: American Philosopher Dr. Tom Regan speaks about the need for ethical treatment of Animals. Royal Institute of Great Britain, 1989.
From 2014: Tom Regan is interviewed about his 1988 Los Angeles “War on Vivisection” speech (interviewed at North Carolina State University by Gary Comstock).
The fact that man understands the concept of rights does not mean that he is the exclusive bearer of them.
From 2006: Film by Gary Kaskel. UA4A Productions/United Action for Animals, Inc.
Part 1 of 4
Circa 2000: Prof. Tom Regan interviewed by Pat Kenny on the Late Late Show.
Part 2 of 4
Circa 2000: Prof. Tom Regan interviewed by Pat Kenny on the Late Late Show.
Part 3 of 4
Circa 2000: Prof. Tom Regan interviewed by Pat Kenny on the Late Late Show.
Part 4 of 4
Circa 2000: Prof. Tom Regan interviewed by Pat Kenny on the Late Late Show.
From 1988: xxx
(Part 1 of 2)
From 1989: Does the Animal Kingdom require a Bill of Rights? The question was posed at a debate at the Royal institute (UK). Tom Regan, author of The Case for Animal Rights, opens the debate.
(Part 2 of 2)
From 1989: Does the Animal Kingdom require a Bill of Rights? The question was posed at a debate at the Royal institute (UK). Tom Regan, author of The Case for Animal Rights, opens the debate.
From 1988. With Tom Regan, Don Barnes, and Cleveland Amory.
From 1988: Presented by Tom Regan on World Day for Animal Liberation, a speech considered the best animal rights speech ever given.
From 2005: A slideshow written and narrated by Tom Regan.
From 1987. Written, produced, and directed by Tom Regan.
From 1986. Written, produced, and directed by Tom Regan.
Audio only. From 2016: Tom Regan offers some important advice to new and seasoned animal rights advocates in this message to the movement on ARZone.
Audio only. From 2012: Responsible Eating and Living.
Audio only. From 2012: With Jasmin Singer and Mariann Sullivan.
Audio only. From the 20th Annual International Compassionate Living Festival.
Audio only. From 2007: Interview by Kim Stallwood.
Audio only. From the late 1990s for The Animals Voice.
From 2017: Eulogy by Chris DeRose, founder and president of Last Chance for Animals.
