We run in-person career events that help skilled, value-aligned people move into impactful work for animals and the protein transition. Our local teams organize each edition, backed by a shared format, funding and support from our international team.
Many people care about animals. Few dedicate their career to them effectively.
Many people care deeply about animals but have never seriously considered dedicating their career to them, let alone asked where their work could have the most impact.
The movement needs a much wider range of backgrounds than people assume. Roles in policy, research, the food industry and corporates can be as impactful as jobs at animal NGOs, which are scarce.
Most career support for animals is online and reaches people already in the movement. A local event can be a low-threshold first touchpoint for everyone else.
"This showed me that my skills are directly useful, and that I don't have to start over to make a difference."
Our impact lies in what people do after the event: steps towards an effective career for animals that would not have happened without it. We use systematic data collection to track our outcomes and to keep improving our format and approach.
Each edition is organized by a local team that knows its city: they find the venue and speakers, reach the right audience and run the event in the local language. Behind them stands our international team, with a tested playbook, funding, training and data collection, and a community of organizers across cities who share what works.
Start a team in your cityHelp us bring the event to more cities, so more people find careers that effectively help animals.
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Open call for local organizers in the Netherlands, Berlin, Brussels, London and Vienna. Deadline 22 December 2026.
