Zoei Sutton

@zoei.bsky.social

Vegan sociologist🌿, lecturer @ Flinders University, co-founder International Association of Vegan Sociologists, obsessed with 🦕 animatronic dinosaurs 🦖 and reminding folks pets are part of animal liberation 🐶🐱🐥🐷

Final paper sessions - Europe and Latin America! Julieta Campos gets us started with her critical, important work bringing together laboratory sociology and critical animal studies to analyse discourses around rats used in scientific testing #IAVS2026

So exciting to hear about the Vegan Sociology book series with emerald press! Series co-editor @katestew.art joins us with Katy Mathers (Commissioning Editor) and authors Kadri Aavik, Ellie Atayee-Bennett, and Louis Gough. Impressive pipeline of vegan sociology scholarship! #IAVS2026

Spent an incredible week at the Canadian critical animal studies conference in Montreal. Fabulous, critical and creative reflections on wild/feral/free living animals so lovely to see this incredible work being done!

Animal studies folks! Some fab vegan sociologists are putting on a stream at ESA2026, please come so we can have many vegan adventures abstracts due Jan 30 ❤️🐮🥬🎉

A flyer for the European sociology association call for papers due January 30. Red flowers against a white background decorate the bottom of the flyerA description of the call for papers for a vegan sociology stream of the European sociology association welcoming empirical, theoretical, and methodological contributions that include nonhuman animals and challenge their oppression, and explore veganism as a social phenomenon, in relation to activism, policy, consumption, identity, intersectionality, and other aspects. The stream welcomes dialogue across critical theory, social movement studies, environmental sociology and human animal studies.

That time of year is approaching again, and lots of people will be thinking about signing up for Veganuary. What is it, why is it, and how popular is it? The Open University’s Matthew Cole explains (and gives me a quick name check in the process) #sociology #vegan

Veganuary: can it make a positive difference?

This article explores how Veganuary’s growth has sparked a global shift toward veganism, changing consumption habits and raising awareness about animal rights.

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