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Heather Marshall

Find our Sentientism conversation (with Michelle St. John) on the Sentientism YouTube here and the Sentientism Podcast here.

Heather is a Senior Lecturer and Religious Education PGCE Course Leader at Edge Hill University. She is a specialist in religious education pedagogy but also has interests spanning diversity in learning environments, the impact of digital technologies on teaching, teacher identity formation, education policy, and effective assessment strategies. Heather is committed to inspiring the next generation of teachers through innovative and inclusive teaching practices. As a passionate researcher and advocate for the inclusion of veganism within educational curricula, her work explores the ethical, environmental, and health dimensions of plant-based living. Heather is proud to be a VinE (Veganism in Education) Ambassador.

Heather has a naturalistic worldview. She is vegan and has a sentiocentric moral scope.

Heather at Edge Hill University

Latest work

Head and shoulders shot of Denise Baden looking towards the camera, standing outside with grass and trees in the background.

Denise Baden | Is Sustainable Ethical Business Just Bulls**t? | Sentientism 251

Denise Baden is a Professor of Sustainable Business at the University of Southampton. She also writes both fiction and non-fiction.
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Denise Baden | Is Sustainable Ethical Business Just Bulls**t? | Sentientism 251

Denise Baden is a Professor of Sustainable Business at the University of Southampton. She also writes both fiction and non-fiction.
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How to Change Humanity | Björn Ólafsson | Sentientism 250

Björn Ólafsson works in research and research communication for the animal protection movement, bridging the gap between academic researchers and on-the-ground advocates.
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Two New Sentientism Meetups and Wisethinking’s “Who Matters?” Journey

Two New Sentientism Meetups and Wisethinking's "Who Matters?" Journey
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