Anti-Vivisection Panel

YouTube broadcast of discussion at University of Toronto, April 21, 2010.

Background for this Article

The following is a series of videos posted on YouTube. It depicts a panel discussion on animals used in research and education that occurred on April 21, 2010, 7:00 p.m. at the University of Toronto, Hart House, Music Room.

Featured is an introduction by graduate student Paul York, and three panel contributions with Q & A to follow:

David Sztybel, Ph.D., on the ethics of anti-vivisection
Tracey Tiefenbach, doctoral candidate in biochemistry and biomedical science from McMaster University, on the science of anti-vivisection
Nicholas Wright, Toronto lawyer and founding member of Lawyers for Animal Welfare, on legal aspects.