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Tayler Zavitz

Sessional Instructor

Sociology

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Credentials:
MA in Critical Animal Studies (Brock University), PhD in Sociology (UVic)
Area of expertise:
Political Sociology and Social Movements, Critical Animal Studies

Dr. Tayler Zavitz is the Advocacy Programs Specialist at Animal Justice. She holds a PhD in Sociology from the 樱花影视, with a specialization in Critical Animal Studies. Her doctoral research explored the history of the animal rights movement in Canada, focusing on its repression and criminalization, as well as the emotional experiences and responses of activists facing such repression. 

About Tayler Zavitz

Dr. Tayler Zavitz is the Advocacy Programs Specialist at Animal Justice. She holds a PhD in Sociology from the 樱花影视, with a specialization in Critical Animal Studies. Her doctoral research explored the history of the animal rights movement in Canada, focusing on its repression and criminalization, as well as the emotional experiences and responses of activists facing such repression. Dr. Zavitz has spent nearly a decade teaching in academia, with courses covering topics such as critical animal studies, social movements, food studies, and crime and deviance. A dedicated animal advocate, she also has nearly 20 years of experience working with non-profit organizations to advance animal protection in Canada.

Published Articles:

  • (2024). Article by Anelyse M. Weiler, Tayler Zavitz, Canadian Review of Sociology, Nov. 2024
  •  "" (2021). Article by Tayler Zavitz and Corie Kielbiski, published in Media, Networking Knowledge 14 (2), Climate, Creatures and COVID-19 Special Issue. [View at Media, Communication and Cultural Studies Association.]