References
Selected articles and references related to OPIS's mission
OPIS, a think-and-do tank for an ethic based on the prevention of suffering, interview with Jonathan Leighton, OPIS (English translation of an interview that originally appeared in French)
The Ethics of Impact by Jonathan Leighton, OPIS
Interests, preferences, pain and suffering by Manu Herrán, OPIS
The Case for Suffering-Focused Ethics by Lukas Gloor
Essays on Reducing Suffering by Brian Tomasik, co-founder and researcher at the Foundational Research Institute
Suffering-Focused Ethics and The Principle of Sympathy for Intense Suffering by Magnus Vinding, author of Effective Altruism: How Can We Best Help Others?
Thriving in the Age of Factory Farming by Jonathan Leighton, OPIS
Promoting compassionate longtermism by Jonathan Leighton, OPIS
The Big Lie by Manu Herrán, OPIS (version française: Le grand mensonge)
Why Access to Morphine is a Human Right by Jonathan Leighton, OPIS
For a compassionate rebellion against extinction by Jonathan Leighton, OPIS
Suffering-Focused Ethics (SFE) Resources
Selected books
The Tango of Ethics: Intuition, Rationality and the Prevention of Suffering (2023) by Jonathan Leighton, OPIS
The Battle for Compassion: Ethics in an Apathetic Universe (2011) by Jonathan Leighton, OPIS
Suffering-Focused Ethics: Defense and Implications (2020) by Magnus Vinding
Reasoned Politics (2022) by Magnus Vinding
The Hedonistic Imperative (1995), a web-based manifesto written by philosopher David Pearce, OPIS Advisor
Avoiding the Worst: How to Prevent a Moral Catastrophe (2022) by Tobias Baumann
Animal Liberation (1975) by Peter Singer, Professor of Philosopher at Princeton University and one of the world's most influential ethicists (this book helped usher in the modern animal rights movement)
Naître est-il dans l'intérêt de l'enfant? Idéologie de reproduction versus non-souffrance (2011) by Jean-Christophe Lurenbaum, OPIS (in French; English summary: Is Being Born in the Best Interest of the Child? The Ideology of Reproduction versus Non-Suffering)
Seres que sienten ("Sentient beings", in Spanish) (2019) by Manu Herrán, OPIS