ANIMAL LAW EUROPE - Key Persons
Alice Di Concetto founded the European Institute for Animal Law & Policy, where she serves as a legal advisor. She is also a lecturer in animal law at the Sorbonne Law School and in animal ethics at Sciences Po (College).
Over the past two years, working in public affairs, Alice has achieved the inclusion of additional provisions in favor of farm animals in the EU Green Deal. Prior to her arrival in Brussels, Alice completed a two-year appointment as a fellow in the Animal Law & Policy Program at Harvard Law School. Her publication record includes several law review articles in legal journals, including the French Review of Animal Law. Alice earned a master's degree in Animal Law (LL.M, 2016) from Lewis & Clark Law School (Portland, OR). She graduated from Sciences Po Law School in Paris (Economic Law, 2015) and passed the Paris Bar in 2016.
Reagan M. Sova is the In-House Writer to enhance the language quality of all our internal and external communications.
Reagan graduated from Eastern Michigan University in 2008 (B.A. in English Language, Literature, and Writing) and again in 2010 (M.A. in English Literature). Reagan was on the faculty of Jackson College in Michigan for four years, as an Adjunct Professor of English from 2009 to 2013, and he has taught Creative Writing at the University of Louisville. In 2015, Reagan left academia to achieve a major life pursuit: the completion of his novel, Tiger Island, published by Harvard Square Press in 2017. His second book, Wildcat Dreams in the Death Light, will be published by First to Knock in 2022.
Since moving to Brussels in 2018, Reagan has worked as a freelance teacher, writer, and editor for executives in EU public affairs. He joined The European Institute for Animal Law & Policy in 2021.