2025 was quite a year! Some years feel unusually long, others feel unusually short - across our team, we couldn’t find agreement on how 2025 felt. The farmed animal movement has seen some major wins, but also some major challenges. As we are moving into 2026, we want to take a moment to reflect upon 2025, so we have put together the top resources and updates from all 2025 Hive Highlights editions! All the big things that happened last year - in one email! 🔖
2025 was also a big year for Hive. From growing our team to launching new program and travelling to support advocates across the world, learn more in the Hive Updates section below. 🧡
Let’s make 2026 the best year for animals yet!
Warmly,
Sofia, Angel, and the Hive team
Skip to different sections:
Themes
🤑 Finding more funding
📏 Global capacity building
🤖 AI and Animals
Updates we found helpful
🧐 Looking back at 2025
🧠 Some lessons learned
🎯 Some wins
🥗 Plant-based food and alternative proteins
🗣️ Key discussions and tensions
Resources
📣 Advocacy resources
📚 Research resources
💼 Continuing education
🎧 Media resources
Hive updates
🐝 Inside Hive in 2025
💝 Thank you for powering Hive
📊 Help us track our impact
✨ Starting 2026 together
Themes
💰 Finding more funding
Funding - the always-looming bottleneck of the farmed animal movement. While the fight against factory farming remains deeply underfunded, we have seen some of the momentum from 2024 carry over into 2025 and noted a few major successes and updates! Here’s a list of fundraising resources from this past year.
Movement tracking and rebrands
During the EA Forum Donation Week, Forum users contributed to a shared fund and decided which organizations receive the money. Two out of three winners in 2025 were animal-related organizations, namely the EA Animal Welfare Fund ($6693.75) and the Shrimp Welfare Project ($4259.66).Farmed Animal Funders rebranded as Senterra Funders, and Open Philanthropy as Coefficient Giving.
Influenced Giving Reports by Animal Charity Evaluators (ACE).
Multiple funders published their grantee reports, e.g. ACE, the EA Animal Welfare Fund, the Strategic Animals Funding Circle, ACX Grants.
Over USD$1M in donations (and $1M in matching!) was raised for farmed animals from Lewis Bollard’s conversation on Dwarkesh Patel’s leading tech podcast. (Also see Lewis’ commentary.)
Senterra Funders directed over $1.5M to 10 organizations through the Aquatic Animal Funding Circle.
State of the Movement 2024 report by Stray Dog Institute.
The India Animal Welfare Funding Circle, a new group that funds Indian nonprofits working on farmed animals, community and working animals, and lab animals.
Evergreen resources
Our Fundraising Guide hosts a database of current opportunities as well as more resources on how to fundraise.
Our event series “Fundraising Community Calls” with Liz Wheeler covers various topics around fundraising.
Our #fundraising channel continues to be one of our most engaged topic-specific channels on the Hive Slack.
📏 Global capacity building
2025 has seen significant progress - but we are particularly pleased to see the developments in historically underrepresented geographical regions. New conferences, organizations, and research initiatives have made significant strides globally.
Cross-regional
A Comparative Analysis of Litigation Strategies in Brazil, India, Mexico and Zimbabwe, by the Center for Animal Law Studies at Lewis & Clark Law School.
Driving change for animals in low- and middle-income countries, by Animal Advocacy Careers.
Tiny Beam Fund released several Beacon Issues in 2025.
Who Owns Chickens? Corporate Control and Industrial Broiler Production in the Global South, by Ambarish Karamchedu and Ben Coles.
Africa
Meta resources
Career paths for effectively improving farmed animal welfare in Africa.
Kenya Livestock Sector: Value Chain Analysis, Trade Impacts & Recent Trends
Pathways - Careers to Help Animals in Africa, a free, self-guided online course.
Opportunities for impact through animal advocacy in Egypt and Kenya.
Reflections on the First AVA Africa Summit: A Turning Point for Farmed Animal and Vegan Advocacy on the Continent, Aurelia Adhiambo and Taylor Waters.
Strategic interventions for effective farmed animal advocacy in Nigeria.
New initiatives
Aquatic Welfare For African Sustainability Health (AWASH), an organization focusing on improving fish welfare on major tilapia farms in Ghana.
Effective Animal Researchers Network (EARN) Africa, the first continent-wide network dedicated to advancing effective animal advocacy research in Africa.
Lawyers for Animal Protection in Africa (LAPA) advocates for animal welfare and environmental sustainability through legal action and collaboration.
Lumera, the first organization in Zambia devoted to farmed animal advocacy, with a focus on corporate cage-free campaigns.
Latin America
New initiatives and resources
Agencia Moral, a new organization for Spanish-speaking Latin America that reports news and disseminates research on animal-related topics.
“Diversity Talent Bank - Animal Protection,” a collective project created by 9 animal welfare and protection organizations that seeks to connect professionals from minoritized groups with recruitment departments.
Impact Catalyst (more in Spanish), a one-year program incubating high-impact social interventions in Spanish-speaking Latin America.
Interactive Map of Chile’s Farm Industry, by Animal Law Focus.
Jaulas Abiertas (“Open Cages”), a collective of volunteers in Latin America. (Alexia represented Hive at the launch event.)
Screwworm-Free Future, a group advancing work on eradicating the New World Screwworm in South America.
Voto Animalista, a network for animal groups across Latin America to promote pro-animal laws and policies in the region.
We welcomed Alexia Dean as Hive’s Latin America Ambassador! Some highlights of what Alexia had been up to:
Laying the groundwork before her formal start in May 2025, including hosting the first Hive Community Conversations: en español.
Launched Hive Connect: Latin America, a new Spanish-language virtual event series designed to connect farmed animal advocates across the region, facilitate knowledge sharing, and strengthen the movement.
Deepened regional relationships by attending multiple Latin America–focused events and conferences.
Asia
New initiatives
Across Species Project Indonesia improves the welfare of farmed ducks and other neglected species in Indonesia.
Asia Farming Solutions reduces farmed animal suffering by promoting higher welfare practices through training, technical support, and advocacy.
Five initiatives across Asia hold companies accountable for their 2025 cage-free commitments:
Accountability Lens Asia, focused on China.
Malayang Manok PH, focused on the Philippines.
Sentient Animals Vietnam focuses on producer engagement to improve duck welfare in Vietnam.
Scale Welfare improves farmed fish welfare in Southeast Asia.
Research
Bridging Cultures For Animal Welfare: Effective Advocacy In Japan, Maho Uehara-Cavalier.
Cross-Movement Collaboration For Farmed Animal Advocates In Southeast Asia, Faunalytics and Good Growth.
Evaluating Consumer Confusion: The case of labeling restrictions on Plant-based cheese in türki̇ye, and “I thought that wasn’t Halal: What Muslim consumers know (and don’t know) about animal welfare in halal food production,” Animetrics.
Finance and Farming: Understanding Development Finance and Industrial Animal Agriculture in Vietnam, Brian Cook.
How To Message Plant-Based Diets And Products In Southeast Asia: A Social Media Analysis, various researchers.
Training
Fellowship Program by Sinergia Animal, a 2-year, remote program to support new and developing NGOs willing to launch campaigns focused on reducing farmed animal suffering in Southeast Asia.
The Paro Institute ran Emerging Champions in Sustainable Food Systems, an 8-week hybrid program for Filipino citizens building a more sustainable and inclusive food future.
Welfare Matters ran the Southeast Asia Farmed Animal Welfare Fellowship, a 16-week online program through which fellows will gain the knowledge, skills, and connections to advance farmed animal advocacy.
Central Asia
Movement seeds: Supporting early-stage local animal advocacy in Central Asia and the Caucasus, Dmitry Koretsky.
OmirConf (Central Asian Animal Advocacy Forum), a Russian-speaking animal advocacy conference.
We welcomed Angel Lau as Hive’s Asia Ambassador! Some highlights of what Angel had been up to:
Deepened regional relationships by attending multiple conferences in Asia.
Offered consultations for advocates, from movement strategy and career advice to fundraising.
Preparing a pilot country-specific fellowship program.
🤖 AI and Animals
In 2025, we have seen AI everywhere. Whether as “another tool” or as transformative. Whether as slop or as a game-changer. The developments of AI are influencing larger and larger parts of society, including the animal industry and animal advocacy work.
Initiatives
AI for Animals rebranded as Sentient Futures (also see their Substack for more news on AI and animals in 2025.)
AI Impact Hub is a one-stop resource for learning, implementing, and scaling AI and automation in your non-profit.
Code for Compassion organizes AI hackathons, helping animal protection organizations solve real-world problems.
Hack the Fork organizes AI and foodtech hackathons.
Fellowship and training
Amplify for Animals, a 12-week AI training program for animal advocates to use AI effectively and responsibly.
FutureKind AI Fellowship, a 12-week online program focused on the intersection of AI and animal protection.
Sentient Futures ran two fellowships (AIxAnimals, Prioritizing Neglected Animals) and is running a Project Incubator.
Articles
AI governance and safety
Addressing the nonhuman gap in intergovernmental AI governance frameworks, Alistair Stewart and Ronen Bar.
AI Safety Landscape & Strategic Gaps, Michael Dickens.
Benchmarks
Road to AnimalHarmBench, Artūrs Kaņepājs and Constance Li.
AnimalHarmBench 2.0: Evaluating LLMs on reasoning about animal welfare, Sentient Futures.
Strategic implications of transformative AI for animal advocacy
A shallow review of what transformative AI means for animal welfare, Lizka and Ben West.
Anchoring AI and Animals, Kevin Xia.
Animal advocates should respond to transformative AI maybe arriving soon, Jamie Harris.
Asymmetries, AI and Animal Advocacy, Kevin Xia.
How could AI affect different animal advocacy interventions?, Kevin Xia and Max Taylor.
How should we adapt animal advocacy to near-term AGI?, May Taylor.
Strategic Considerations from AI and Alternative Proteins, Kevin Xia and Max Taylor.
Transformative AI and Animals: Animal Advocacy Under A Post-Work Society, Kevin Xia.
What Animal Interventions are Fast Enough for Short AI Timelines?, Hazo.
Near-term use of AI in animal advocacy
Blog by Thomas (Richie) Manandhar-Richardson.
The impacts of AI on animal advocacy, multiple authors.
Updates we found helpful
🧐 Looking back at 2025
2025 Cage-Free Fulfillment Report, Open Wing Alliance.
Alternative Protein in 2025: An Industry Overview, Tonirose Casaclang and Liliia Lisina.
Ten big wins in 2025 for farmed animals, Lewis Bollard.
🧠 Some lessons learned
25 Years, 10 Lessons: Insights From Faunalytics’ Founder Che Green.
Ditching what we are good at: A change of course for Anima International in France, Keyvan Mostafavi.
Five insights from farm animal economics, Martin Gould.
Impact evaluation of Animal Ask: A retrospective after 5 years, Animal Ask.
🎯 Some wins
Co-op commits to eliminating two of the most harmful practices in shrimp farming.
Poland—Europe’s largest fur producer—enacts a fur-farming ban, effective immediately for new farms and phasing out the rest over 8 years.
Waitrose commits to pre-slaughter electric stunning for their farmed prawns by the end of 2026.
🥗 Plant-based food and alternative proteins
Institutional investments
Australia: US$8M for a new research hub and glasshouse to meet the global demand for plant-based proteins.
Canada: C$1M in cellular agriculture research and C$5M in a plant-based seafood startup.
EIT Food: €2.2M European project to accelerate the adoption and consumption of plant-based foods.
Singapore: $42M to 11 alternative protein and other projects.
South Korea: US$10M to build a cultivated meat research center.
The European Investment Bank: €50M loan for Swedish agricultural cooperative Lantmännen to build a pea protein isolate factory.
UK: £1.4M in an innovation hub to expand its precision fermentation expertise.
Regulation, standards, and legal frameworks
Malaysia’s Islamic authority declares cultivated meat can be halal—a first for a Muslim-majority country.
The International Standardisation Organisation (ISO) finalizes its framework around “plant-based” foods.
The Netherlands becomes the first European Union country to allow public tastings of novel foods produced through fermentation.
Others
Cultivated dog food goes on sale in the UK, a world-first.
Universidad San Pablo CEU (Spain) launches the world’s first master’s program dedicated to alternative proteins.
🗣️ Key discussions and tensions
Are we wrong to stop factory farms? (Also see comments on the EA Forum and the original blog)
Farmkind’s “Forget Veganuary” campaign: its impact on Veganuary and the wider animal advocacy movement.
Should we prioritize helping wild animals or farmed animals?
Should we prioritize slowing the spread of industrial animal agriculture in future high-production regions over investing in advocacy in currently high-production regions that remain neglected in terms of farmed animal advocacy?
Resources
📣 Advocacy resources
Careers
Animal Advocacy Careers
Career path guides, including a new one on campaigning roles.
Guides on animal policy careers, creating a personal brand, and enhancing your CV.
Hive Events
LinkedIn Strategies for Animal Advocates: Build Visibility and Create Opportunities with Monica Chen (see takeaways).
Strategic Networking for Success in Animal Advocacy with Becca Rogers (see takeaways).
Articles
How Unofficial Work Gets You Hired: Building Your Surface Area for Serendipity, and The Toughest Career Decisions I Made - and the Tools That Helped, Sofia Balderson (that’s me!).
Veterinary Medicine as a High-Impact Career Path, Probably Good.
Why Many EAs May Have More Impact Outside of Nonprofits in Animal Welfare, Lauren Mee.
Why You Should Build Your Own EA Internship Abroad, Annika Burman.
New initiatives
Organizations
AGORA supports local advocates to run leadership retreats and national conferences.
Campaigns Lab, a new non-profit helping animal protection organizations deliver creative and memorable campaigns.
Center for Jewish Food Ethics, a non-profit dedicated to helping Jewish communities align their food practices with their Jewish values.
Fauna Films creates impactful media that transforms consumer behavior and fosters compassion for animals, people, and the planet.
Inside Animal Ag is a new site presenting the impact of U.S. industrial animal agriculture.
Reveal Impact, a leadership coaching initiative dedicated to empowering leaders at all levels.
The Aquaculture Accountability Project aims to reduce unsustainable seafood consumption and advance a truly ocean-friendly food system.
The Center for Animal Rights and the Environment (CARE) is dedicated to the study of animal rights and their interdependence with human rights and the environment.
The Jeremy Coller Centre for Animal Sentience advances scientific research on animal sentience to improve policies, laws, and ways to care for animals.
The Protein Diversification Academy educates the next generation of change-makers about protein diversification.
Worldshapers empowers new and established thought leaders to influence important stakeholders and catalyze social change.
Programs
AVA Academy, a three-day professional training program held around AVA Summits.
Thrive Fundraising Accelerator, an 8-week course to equip advocates with fundraising skills to amplify fundraising impact.
Programme d’Impact Animaliste Francophone, designed for French-speaking advocates who want to increase their impact for animals.
Increasing your impact beyond your career
Donor guides for farmed insects, farmed shrimp, and wild animal welfare by Rethink Priorities.
How to Choose the Best Animal Charities to Donate To, and the Giving For Animals series by Animal Advocacy Careers.
Join the Pledge Club: take the Giving What We Can Pledge through Hive.
Tab for Ending Animal Suffering, a free browser extension that raises funds for nonprofits through ads on your new tab page.
Services/resources from meta organizations
Alternative Protein Career Pathways, a guide for university students, recent graduates, and career switchers interested in entering the alternative protein field.
AltProtein.Jobs, a free, AI-powered candidate-matching service for employers in the alternative protein sector.
Communications toolkits and guides to understanding audiences, by Animal Think Tank.
Conflict resolution services, legal services, and Resource Library by Animal Defense Partnership.
Digital tools to improve animal organizations’ impact by Active for Animals.
Enabling Impact: The Animal Advocacy Ops Collective, a community for operations professionals in farmed animal and vegan advocacy organizations, by PEPR.
Food Policy Pathways, a full-service career development and talent matching organization for US government food policy roles.
Magnify Mentoring supports people from underrepresented backgrounds to have a positive impact with their careers and lives.
Research Round-Up: A Guide On Engaging The Media For Writers And Communicators, by Faunalytics.
Scientific support on animals used in agriculture by Expertise for Animals.
SparkWell, a program that helps high-impact nonprofit projects test ideas, develop operational capabilities, and launch as independent entities.
Sparky, an AI librarian supporting pro-animal nonprofits by Scarlet Spark.
Others
AquaticWelfare.org, by Fundación Derecho y Defensa Animal.
How can we get the world to talk about animals’ inviolable rights?, David Michelson.
Protest and the Ballot Box: How disruptive climate actions shape voting intentions, Social Change Lab.
Tierpolitik Monitor (Animal Policy Monitor), a German platform making animal politics more visible, understandable, and accessible, by Animal Society.
Welfare guide for tuna, by Aquatic Life Institute.
Evergreen resources
📚 Research resources
Animal Ask
Animal Charity Evaluators
Better for Animals: Evidence-Based Insights for Effective Animal Advocacy (see this explainer too).
Bryant Research
A Drop in the Bucket: Comparing the Water Footprint of AI and The Cattle Industry.
British Meat Production: Perceptions vs Reality.
Everyone Agrees: It’s Time to End Low-Welfare Imports.
Implementing Menu Nudges To Reduce Meat Consumption In a Real-World Restaurant Setting.
Macho Meals? Reporting on the Meat-Masculinity Connection.
[with Faunalytics] Quantifying The Small Body Problem: A Meta-Analysis Of Animal Product Reduction Interventions.
Signs of Change: Estimating the Impact of Animal Cruelty Billboards on Plant-Based and Dairy Milk Consumption in the UK.
Tilapia Welfare Training in Egypt is Lacking—But the Benefits Are Undeniable.
Faunalytics
Aquaculture Fundamentals: What We Included & What We Left Out.
Big Ag, Big Bucks: How USDA Subsidies Feed Market Inequality And Political Influence.
[with Good Growth] Exploring Gen Z’s Attitudes Towards Animals And The Environment.
Exploring The Impacts Of Food System Education: A Case Study.
[with Working IDEAL] From Performative To Transformative: Navigating Equity & Inclusion Across A Diverse Animal Advocacy Movement.
Globalizing The Factory Farm: International Organizations And The Spread Of Industrial Animal Agriculture.
How Latine Animal Advocates Use Research: Insights From AVA LATAM 2024.
Political Animals? How U.S. Voters Respond To Candidates Making Farmed Animal Policy Proposals.
Public Acceptability Of Standard U.S. Animal Agriculture Practices.
Tactics in Practice:
The Economic Impacts Of A Plant-Based Transition: Exploring Two Growth Scenarios.
Why Did You Quit?: Leadership Turnover In The Animal Advocacy Movement.
Rethink Priorities
Contents of its webinar on the shrimp welfare landscape: parts one and two.
Database of sources investigating interventions to reduce meat and animal product consumption.
Effects of Restrictive Animal Product Alternative Labeling Laws on Supply-chain Costs.
EU Farmed Animal Welfare Policy: Strategic Assessment (2025).
German alternative protein strategy update: Assessment of lobbying for public funding.
How AI is affecting farmed aquatic animals. Part 1: Innovation.
Interrater reliability of the Cumulative Pain Framework: Welfare threats in egg and chicken production.
Strategic plant-based transitions: Case studies in institutional and corporate success.
General research
Alternative proteins in Spain, and State of Alternative Protein series, by the Good Food Institute.
Data Library and Research Library by the Animal Welfare Economics Working Group.
Flourishing For All, a report discussing stress and burnout from senior Asian leaders, by Inner Wealth.
List of places to find animal advocacy research aside from academic search engines, by Thomas (Richie) Manandhar-Richardson.
Meaningfully reducing consumption of meat and animal products is an unsolved problem: A meta-analysis, by Seth Ariel Green, Benny Smith, and Maya Mathur.
Taste of the Industry 2025, by Nectar.
The 2025 EAT-Lancet Commission releases its Report on Healthy, Sustainable, and Just Food Systems, which emphasizes a plant-rich Planetary Health Diet.
The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization updates the worldwide farmed animal use statistics with 2023 figures.
💼 Continuing education
Programs and courses
Center for Effective Vegan Advocacy courses are all free now.
Effective Altruism Bootcamp, to identify high-impact career paths that match your skills, apply to opportunities, and build a network to accelerate your career pivot.
FAST Academy, a centralized platform providing access to trainings, e-books, and other learning resources.
Impact Accelerator Program, designed to equip experienced impact-focused professionals with the knowledge and tools to make a meaningful impact.
Impactful Policy Careers, a Brussels-based training program preparing you to drive food systems transformation and animal protection within the EU.
Marketing 101, a course that covers (nearly) everything you need to know to run marketing effectively.
Strategic Planning for Animal Activism, a free, 12-part live course to transform your passion into an actionable strategy.
For students
Effective Thesis Accelerator, an 8-week program guiding students from their thesis idea to a fully developed, high-impact thesis proposal.
Effective Thesis Fellowships, 3-month programs for students who want to work directly on research alongside high-impact partners for their final thesis.
New Roots Institute’s Leadership Academy, an 8-week educational fellowship for high school and college students.
Research Round-Up: A Guide For University Advocates, by Faunalytics.
The Reducetarian Fellowship, designed to equip undergraduate and master’s students to pursue careers focused on combating animal agriculture.
The Sparks Moot, the world’s first global moot competition and training courses on animal rights.
Others
Advocating for Animals: A Guide to Legislative Advocacy, by the Jeremy Coller Foundation, in collaboration with the European Institute for Animal Law & Policy, the Center for Animal Legal Studies at Lewis & Clark Law School, and Animal Ask.
Contemporary Issues in Animal Rights Law, an on-demand course by the International Centre for Animal Rights and Ethics.
Recording and slides of “Expanding your Toolkit for Data Collection” hosted by The Mission Motor.
Resource Libary, by the International Centre for Animal Rights and Ethics.
The inaugural issue of the Journal of Animal Rights Law.
🎧 Media resources
Blogs
Charity For All by Marcus Davis (covers effective charity, sometimes animal welfare).
Heads Up by User-Friendly.
Measured Life by Joey Savoie (covers effective philanthropy and charity entrepreneurship, sometimes animal welfare).
More Than Meats The Eye by Björn Ólafsson.
Regression to the Meat by Seth Ariel Green.
Sofia’s Notes From the Margin by Sofia Balderson (myself).
The Forward Project by the Social Change Lab.
The Optimist’s Barn by Robert Yaman.
The Vegan Strategist by Tobias Leenart.
Understanding Social Change by James Özden.
Books (🎁 are free to read online)
🎁 Moral Inquiries by Lewis Gompertz.
🎁 Productivity for Animal Advocates by Vegan Hacktivists.
Shrimp and Prawn Welfare in the Wild-Caught Fishing Industry by Ren Ryba, Shannon M Davis, Yip Fai Tse, and Peter Singer.
The Moral Circle: Who Matters, What Matters, and Why by Jeff Sebo.
Podcasts
Videos
Charity for Shrimps? Ronny Chieng Explores the Limits of Effective Altruism | The Daily Show.
How to End Factory Farming | Lewis Bollard | TED (also see how the talk came to be).
If You Eat Meat You Should Know This, and How Nuclear Flies Protect You from Flesh-Eating Parasites, YouTube channel Kurzgesagt.
Hive Updates
2025 was a year of growth, experimentation, and focus for Hive - strengthening our team, deepening regional engagement, and refining how we support a more connected and globally impactful farmed animal movement. Here are a few highlights!
🐝 Inside Hive in 2025
We amped up our blogging, focusing on people, stories, and clear explainers about how Hive works. (If you read one thing, we recommend Our 2025 in Review and 2026 Plans and Funding Needs, which lays out what we learned last year and where we’re headed.)
We welcomed new team members: Alexia (Latin America Ambassador), Megan (Communications Lead), and Therese (Team Assistant). Angel also increased her commitment by adding an Asia Ambassador role.
We launched our Global Ambassador Program, providing targeted, culturally-sensitive support for advocates in underserved and underfunded regions, starting with Asia and Latin America.
💝 Thank you for powering Hive
Thank you to everyone who supported Hive during our 2025 year-end fundraising campaign! Together, we have raised $44,500 through a donation match! Our goal was $62,000 ($31,000 in donations to unlock $31,000 in matching funds generously offered by community members and Mobius), and we reached 72% of that target. While this meant leaving some matching funds on the table, raising $44,500 is still a meaningful win! Your support has made a real dent in our 2026 funding gap and allows our team to stay focused on supporting a truly global and impactful farmed animal movement.
📊 Help us track our impact
We’d love your help understanding Hive’s impact. If Hive Highlights in 2025 contributed to your work - whether through a job or volunteer opportunity, funding lead, course or training, collaboration, or new project - we’d really appreciate hearing about it. Even small outcomes matter and help us learn what’s most useful to the movement. You can either reply to this email or fill in this 2‑minute form. Thank you!
✨ Starting 2026 together
We’re excited to return with Hive Community Conversations, our monthly virtual meet-up for farmed animal advocates to connect. Join us on Wednesday, 28 January - whether this is a familiar ritual or your first time, we’d love to see you there! RSVP here.
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Wow. This is by far the most extensive and amazing resource list I have ever seen in our movement. Thank you SO MUCH for putting this together! Especially the continuing education and new organizations. It's always awesome to know that our movement is growing and that there are courses we can take to grow ourselves, too! Thank you.