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What are our obligations to animals?

4 November, 2019

Before the 2019 Melbourne Cup our Lead Moderator Peter Mares considered what we owe the horses running in it. Does the same Enlightment-era reasoning that produced our cherished concepts of human equality and human dignity lead us to conclude that we have extensive obligations to other animals?

The Canberra Times, 4 November 2019

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COVID-19 Announcement

Cranlana Centre for Ethical Leadership is closely monitoring the outbreak of COVID-19 (coronavirus) and its implications. We know that at the moment your families and additional work responsibilities will be your top priority. Everyone needs to play their part in keeping our community safe, and with this in mind we have cancelled our programs until the end of August 2020.

This is a fluid situation so, like many organisations, we will be evaluating this on a regular basis. Any other postponements or changes to programs or events will be updated here, and on our LinkedIn and Twitter pages, and registered participants contacted.

As we postpone events and programs, and while people increasingly work in isolation, we are offering online custom-designed programs for teams, and will be exploring other means of delivering content to continue to strengthen wise and courageous leadership.

We look forward to welcoming you back to Cranlana’s programs as soon as possible.

Please contact our Business Development team to discuss our online and 2021 programs:

Caroline Gibson, Director Client Relations
Lis Kennish, Manager Client Relations
Antony Giblin, Manager Client Relations

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