# Ondine Sherman

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Ondine Sherman on Alaskan hunters, bad grammar and a bustling backyard zoo

When she was a young girl, author and animal rights advocate Ondine Sherman wrote a letter to the editor of Animal Liberation magazine vowing that she would dedicate her life and career to improving the lives of animals. In 2019, she has more than made good on that promise, having co-founded the Au…

EP #43 They Are Going to Need a Good Lawyer - Animal Law and Humane Education | Ondine Sherman

Animals need a good lawyer! Learn how to defend the rights of the animals and the activists fighting for them, through the field of animal law. In this extended edition of Activist ,we learn from Ondine Sherman about her incredible work with Voiceless, ensuring Animal Law is taught in universities…

Ondine and the miracle of love

Mandy and Kate chat to Ondine Sherman, cofounder and managing director of Voiceless, the animal protection institute, author and Pea mum of identical 16-year-old twin boys with rare genetic disorder MCT8 deficiency. Ondine is our friend Mia Freedman’s cousin and is calling in from her home in Israe…

Ondine Sherman on animal advocacy & Voiceless, the animal protection institute

Ondine Sherman is a life-long animal advocate, and is passionate about promoting respect and compassion for all creatures. She is the author of Vegan Living; A simple guide to cruelty-free, healthy plant-based life (2020), and Young Adult fiction, the Animal Allies series: Sky (2019), Snow (2019), …

16 - Voiceless: Advocating for Animal Rights with Ondine Sherman

Join us for a heartfelt conversation with Ondine Sherman, Co-founder and Managing Director of Voiceless, the animal protection institute. As a lifelong animal advocate, Ondine shares her journey from Sydney to Tel Aviv, where she balances her role as a mother with her passion for promoting respect …

146. How We Learn to See Animals: PHAIR Animal Advocacy Conference ep. 1/5

First episode in a five‑episode series recorded at the Psychology of Human–Animal Intergroup Relations (PHAIR) Conference, exploring how beliefs, identity, childhood perception, and social norms shape human–animal relationships. Across conversations with ten speakers — researchers, advocates, and s…

147. Why Adults Get Stuck: PHAIR Animal Advocacy Conference 2/5

Adults don’t simply lose empathy for animals — they learn out of it. This second episode of the PHAIR Mini-series: traces how early openness narrows into adult resistance. Researchers describe the developmental arc: children begin with flexible, generous moral concern, but adolescence introduces pr…

148. What Actually Changes Behaviour: PHAIR Animal Advocacy Conference 3/5

Episode 3 shifts from frustration to forward motion. This episode looks at the strategies that genuinely help people change — not the ones we wish worked, but the ones supported by evidence. Researchers and advocates unpack how small, well‑designed interventions can reshape habits, reduce defensive…

149. The Science/Advocacy Tension: PHAIR Animal Advocacy Conference 4/5

Episode 4 examines the tension and opportunity where animal-advocacy goals and research on the psychology of eating animals overlap, drawing on conversations from the PHAIR conference. Researchers and advocates discuss credibility, bias, conflicts of interest, and “epistemic pollution” in a climate…

150. Building the Future of Animal Advocacy: PHAIR Animal Advocacy Conference 5/5

Episode 5 looks outward: how to apply the psychology of eating animals, behaviour‑change research, and cross‑disciplinary insights to build a more effective, culturally aware, globally relevant animal‑advocacy movement. The episode argues that progress depends on meeting people where they are, adap…