Explore talks, conversations, writing and other resources connected with Peter Singer’s work.
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Singer reflects on fifty years of animal advocacy with Zoe Weil, considering ethical choices, systemic change and how to reduce suffering effectively.
Kasia de Lazari Radek interviews Peter Singer about his life and philosophical development, including animal liberation, global poverty, effective giving and personal regrets.
A short excerpt from Scientific Sense in which Singer discusses The Golden Ass and animal liberation.
Singer joins a discussion of moral obligations, charitable giving, personal comfort and the possibility of organizing economic life around well-being.
Grace Adams; Krystian Seibert; Yip Fai Tse
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Singer and Sean Carroll examine the foundations of utilitarianism, moral objectivity, animal welfare and the practical demands of ethical living.
Singer discusses objections to veganism with Jack Symes, including painless killing, social contract arguments, religious slaughter and eating roadkill.
Peter Singer joins Simon Coghlan, Tse Yip Fai and Christine Parker for a University of Melbourne panel about the ethical implications of AI for nonhuman animals.
Simon Coghlan; Tse Yip Fai; Christine Parker
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Singer joins a meat-eater and a vegan to examine ethical arguments about eating animals, farming conditions, wild-animal suffering and cultivated meat.
Singer discusses how people rationalize animal harm, how to balance generosity with everyday life, and ethical questions surrounding assisted dying.
Singer comments on the UK government’s Animal Welfare Strategy and compares progress on animal protection with Australia.
A fireside conversation with Singer at EA Connect 2025, drawing on his work on animal liberation, global poverty and effective altruism.
Singer outlines the case for equal consideration of similar interests and explains why the suffering of nonhuman animals matters morally.