Humane Lobbying: Using the Legislative Process on Behalf of Animals

The DePaul Center for Animal Law and the National Anti-Vivisection Society Present:

Humane Lobbying: Using the Legislative Process on Behalf of Animals

Lobbying is an effective means by which advocates can have their voices heard and effect change at all levels of government. But with it comes unique challenges and ethical considerations. The first part of this lunchtime panel discussion will look the unique roles that lawmakers and lobbyists each play in advancing legislation. Specific attention will be paid to the recent passage of the Research Dog and Cat Adoption Law. The second part of the discussion will examine the ethical issues pertaining to lobbying and legislating in the State of Illinois. Leading this discussion will be lobbyist Dave Marsh, who was instrumental in shepherding the Research Dog and Cat Bill through the Illinois General Assembly, along with the bill’s sponsor, State Senator Linda Holmes (D-Aurora). Free vegetarian and vegan lunch and refreshments will be served.

2 IL MCLE Credits; 1 PR MCLE Credit; subject to approval

For questions, email bdavinge@depaul.edu

RSVP at http://humanelobbying.eventbrite.com

Wednesday, November 15, 2017 at 12:30pm to 2:30pm

DePaul Center (DPC), 8005
1 E Jackson Blvd

Departments

College of Law, Center for Animal Law, (All) College of Law

Website

http://humanelobbying.eventbrite.com

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