Evelyn and Martha met through work and immediately bonded over a love of veganism, social justice, and history. Their talk will cover a broad range of their varied historical interests, from medieval saints to suffragettes, and do so through the lens of modern ecofeminist veganism. They hope that the talk will get people thinking about the value of history and how looking at the struggles of the past can inform our actions today.

Ella from @ellasveganplate is a home chef with an ever-growing collection of vegan cookbooks from around the world ranging from classic plant-based pioneers to contemporary... Read More

Pam Ryan is a copy and content writer at her new business, Inklusive, and has been vegan for almost eight years. She started her career... Read More

Patrick is a PhD student in Human Nutrition at University College Dublin (UCD), with a master’s degree in Public Health (Nutrition) from UCD, and a... Read More

Emma Tuite is the Director of Sea Shepherd Ireland. Sea Shepherd is an international marine conservation organisation that uses direct action to defend, protect, conserve... Read More

Ciara Brenan has a vegan catering business called Happy Food at Home that started 7 years for two reasons: she was always vegetarian and 7... Read More

Ceara Carney runs a successful Book Of Leaves podcast. Since going vegan in 2016, Ciara has learned more and more about climate change and various... Read More

Conor McCauley is a disability rights activist with Disability Power Ireland, a vegan food blogger and a singer with alt-folk duo Arrow in the Sky.... Read More

Tony is a chef with 25 years experience, a vegetarian chef for the first 18 and a vegan chef for the past 7 years. In... Read More

Ollie is a non-binary trans activist, socialist feminist and poet. They’re the founder of Trans & Intersex Pride Dublin which had its third march this... Read More