Building the Future of Interspecies Communication

We connect scientists, technologists, philosophers, artists, and cultural leaders to help shape the foundations of animal communication research.

Through interdisciplinary gatherings, collaborative research, public programming, and community engagement, we aim to foster a responsible and rapidly evolving field dedicated to deepening our relationship with other species and the living world.

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● Accelerating Research

For Industry

We connect you to the people, research, and ethical infrastructure that accelerates responsible innovation in interspecies communication.

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For Researchers

A collaborative, interdisciplinary community where your research influences real-world applications and shapes the ethical foundations of the field.

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For Everyone

Discover the wonder of interspecies communication through stories, films, and accessible learning resources that inspire planetary kinship.

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“A future of planetary kinship begins with listening.”

— Peter Gabriel

● What Are We Building?

Lecture Series
[On-Going]

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Cutting-edge talks from leaders in technology, philosophy, cognitive science, ethics, and the arts.

Open Library
[On-Going]

Accessible learning resources for educators, families and curious minds exploring animal communication.

2 Interspecies Data Exchange
[Design Phase]

3

Shared standards, ethical frameworks, and protocols enabling responsible collaboration across the field.

Ethical Frameworks x MOTH Program
[Ongoing Collaboration]

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Hosted a virtual workshop with our research community to advance dialogue on the Listening To Our Animal Kin report and deepen engagement with the PEPP framework.

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● Signals From the Field

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Upcoming Lecture: Bonobos Combine Calls Into Sentence-like Sequences
From Dolphins to Deep Space: Can Interspecies Communication Include Aliens?
Rights for Whales? What Tonga's Groundbreaking Law Means for the Future of Interspecies Communication
Is It Time to Take the Interspecies Internet Seriously?