Seb Alex receives a friendly greeting from a rescued cow.
Karma Photographie Studio

In November we launched our Animal Photojournalism Fellowship and received 49 applications from incredibly talented photojournalists from around the world. The caliber of proposals and portfolios was inspiring and we aim to work with many of these applicants this year and next.

After thoughtful deliberation we are so happy to announce that Seb Alex will be our first Animal Photojournalism Fellow! With his extraordinary eye he has been photographing farmed animals for five years, and we can’t wait to support his proposal.

Meet Seb and read his proposal

Watch our 2021 Year in Review

Like you, we found ways to persevere and succeed amid the uncertainty of 2021. There were challenges, yes, but victories too. In honor of all of your support this past year we’ve captured these moments to show what the We Animals community was able to do together.

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Join us in 2022 and 2023

Documenting conditions in an egg-laying barn in Spain.
Jo-Anne McArthur / Animal Equality / We Animals Media

We are collaborators at heart and we want you to collaborate with us, in whatever capacity that is – as a supporter, a photographer, as someone who shares our work, or in partnership to conduct large-scale investigations. And there is no better place to start than with our Strategic Plan for 2022 and 2023.

Deep dive into our next two years

Have Our Visuals Helped You?

Young piglets Patsy & Saffron play in Summer sunshine.
Tom Woollard / We Animals Media

Have you ever used our visuals? Maybe for a campaign or fundraising, or for an article or humane education? We have a favour to ask.

Could you tell us how you used them? Did they help your animal advocacy? Was there a win? These answers go a long way in helping us get you more of what you need. As always, we'll continue to make these visuals free for animal advocates.

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Upcoming Events

Miyoko's and the Future of Food

Miyoko's Creamery founder Miyoko Schinner poses in a refrigerated room full of aging cashew cheeses.
Jo-Anne McArthur / We Animals Media

What can food look like in a future where animals are not property? Jo-Anne has been documenting innovative companies answering this question.

One of them is Miyoko’s Creamery, founded and run by “the queen of vegan cheese,” Miyoko Schinner. Not only does Miyoko run a successful plant-based creamery and an animal sanctuary, she also recently won the legal right to use “butter,” “dairy” and “cruelty-free” in her marketing. Yes, the California Department of Food and Agriculture ordered her to stop. And lost.

Watch our inspiring video of Miyoko’s

WAM in the Media

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In Case You Missed It: The Vote Is on

An eastern grey kangaroo and her joey who survived the forest fires in Mallacoota, Australia.
Jo-Anne McArthur / We Animals Media

Your vote could help us broaden our reach for animal stories. Jo’s iconic shot has been nominated for Wildlife Photographer of the Year, People's Choice. It’s an incredible opportunity to show the world that animal and climate change stories matter and that the public is hungry for more.

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Seb Alex receives a friendly greeting from a rescued cow. Karma Photographie Studio