Monday, April 1

An Evening with Seb Alex - Humans & Other Animals: Where Did We Go Wrong?

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Monday | April 1 2024 | 10:00 pm

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Join us for a captivating evening with Seb Alex, esteemed author and activist. During his talk “Humans & Other Animals: Where Did We Go Wrong?”, he will unravel the intricate threads of moral philosophy that have shaped our relationship with animals throughout history. There will be a Q&A following the talk so come with your questions! This is a FREE event. All are welcome! 🗓 Monday, April 1st ⏰ 7-9pm 📍 Lewis & Clark College - Council Chamber located in the Stephanie Fowler Student Center on the Undergrad Campus (615 S. Palestine Hill Rd., Portland) 🎟️ FREE EVENT. Please RSVP here: https://forms.gle/BG89xc9NoTUX86NE7 🗣️ More about the speaker: Born and raised in Lebanon, Seb Alex moved to Europe to pursue his career in Sustainable Architecture. Having worked with the UNHCR’s refugee program for a year, he then took the opportunity to enter the corporate world and work as an international coordinator of projects for an architecture company in Barcelona.​ A year later, he decided to leave his corporate life behind and dedicate all his time to Animal Rights Advocacy. Seb has given animal rights advocacy workshops to over 1300+ activists across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Australia, has helped launch the world’s first animal rights and vegan support center, and has published the FREE Ebook ''When Animal Rights & Logic Meet'' in 20 languages. Learn more at: https://www.sebalex.org/ 🚌 PUBLIC TRANSIT & PARKING: There is lot parking and bus stops nearby. Plan your trip: https://trimet.org/ ❓Please contact Marcelo Daidone or Kaiti Bestor with any questions 🤝 Animal Rights Collective Portland Community Guidelines:

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