
Event Description
This COMPAS Panel, Food as Animals, explores the moral and political dimensions of raising and killing animals for consumption. We will examine the social and political dimensions to arguments for and against this practice, including by examining the gender and racial aspects to the cultural conversation around meat eating and veganism, and by better understanding the economic and environmental systems that exist to support it.
This event is part of the Center for Ethics and Human Values' 2025-26 COMPAS Program on the theme of Food.
Panelists
Nancy Williams (Wofford College, Philosophy)
Aaron Yarmel (Ohio State, Center for Ethics and Human Values)
Douglas Jackson-Smith (Ohio State, School of Environment and Natural Resources)
Accommodations
To ask questions about accessibility or request accommodations, please contact CEHV Associate Director Aaron Yarmel (yarmel.2@osu.edu). At least two weeks' advance notice will help us to provide seamless access.