Short Hills Should Be a Lesson in Settler Animal Advocacy. This Isn’t About Race: Short Hills, Niagara Action for Animals, Sun Media, and Settler Panic. Estimated Resident White-Tailed Deer Hunting Activity and Harvest. Haudenosaunee Wildlife and Habitat Committee. In Zoopolis: A political theory of animal rights. Canadian Perspectives on Animals and the Law. Retrieved from ĭonaldson, S., & Kymlicka, W. Available from ProQuest Sociology Collection. The ventriloquist's burden? animals, voice, and politics (Order No. Flaming Arrows: Collected Writings of Animal Liberation Front Activist Rod Coronado. Animal Bodies, Colonial Subjects:(Re) Locating Animality in Decolonial Thought. #87: What are the forms of animal rights activism? Retrieved from Īnimal Liberation Front (ALF). This paper focuses on deconstructing the experiences of settler animal liberation activists demonstrating in solidarity with indigenous hunters.Īnimal Liberation Front (ALF). The supporters consist of indigenous peoples and settler allies, members of CPT-IPS, Christian Peacemaker Indigenous Peoples Solidarity Team, and members of HALT, Hamilton Animal Liberation Team. In response to the protests, supporters of the hunters have taken a stance of solidarity at the park entrance to try to disrupt the protests. The protestors are a combination of property owners who have a "not in my backyard" mentality, and animal activists who object to the deer harvest. Every year, a group of protestors block the park in an attempt to prevent hunters from legally exercising their rights. One of these areas is Short Hills Provincial Park. The Haudenosaunee Wildlife and Habitat Authority has negotiated with Parks Canada to determine safe areas for indigenous hunters to exercise their Treaty rights in Ontario. Indigenous, activism, solidarity, social work Abstract