Elisa Aaltola is a Finnish philosopher specialising in animal ethics and animal rights. She serves as executive director of the Eläinoikeusakatemia (Animal Rights Academy) and has written extensively on the moral status of animals. She is one of Finland's best-known voices in animal philosophy.
😴 Nothing scheduled with this artist in the near future.
52lectureMon 30.11.Kanneltalo's Author Guests, Autumn 2026
46lectureWed 18.11.Jyväskylä University of the Third Age General Lecture Series
43lectureTue 17.11.Paavo Teittinen - Author Talk
43lectureWed 9.12.Jyväskylä University for the Aging - Health, Wellbeing and Environment Lecture Series
41lectureMon 14.9.Organ Demonstration
40lectureWed 11.11.Stories of Culture and Literature
35lectureThu 12.11.Roman Roots of European Cities
34lectureTue 17.11.Author Visit: Juha Hurme and Anni Polva
34lectureTue 19.1.19.1. The Significance of Roots and Growth Community in Life - Lecture with Anu Vehviläinen
33lectureTue 11.8.Finnish-Arabic Language Café
33lectureFri 14.8.Language Café
33lectureMon 17.8.Evening Story Time
lecture18:00Philosopher Elisa Aaltola explores what it means to love nature and animals, and how this form of love could transform our treatment of other species.
lecture13:00A roundtable discussion on the future of forests and their inhabitants during Finland's Nature Day. Jaana Kanninen leads the conversation with an author, animal philosopher, researcher, and artists sharing their visions for a good future for nature.