Spotlight: World Press Photo x We Animals Media Instagram Takeover

If you follow us on social media, you might have noticed that World Press Photo recently ran a We Animals Media feature on their Instagram. Why is this significant? To date, our ten guest posts have garnered nearly 140k ‘likes’ (and counting), and specifically, our post about HIDDEN ranks the 2nd most popular post on their account in two years. People want to see what’s going on with animals, and we’re thrilled to have these important images and stories shared on this world-leading photojournalism platform.

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HIDDEN’s Second Edition

Hot off the press, 1000 copies of HIDDEN’s second edition print run are currently making their way by sea freight to our distributors in the UK, the US and Canada. If you’ve ordered a copy of our second edition, you can look forward to receiving it in late March/early April, depending on your location. In the meantime, journalists from high-profile outlets like The Guardian, The Walrus, Feature Shoot, Canadian Geographic, Amateur Photographer, and PhotoPlus continue to take note of HIDDEN. If you have media contacts who you think would be interested in sharing HIDDEN’s stories with their readers, send us an email at books@weanimals.org.

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Have Our Images Helped You?

We love knowing the difference our visuals are making in the world, and we’re interested in cataloging successful outcomes from initiatives that have benefited from our work. This information will help us to both refine our outreach strategy and to identify new opportunities. Please take a few minutes to let us know how our images and video have helped your work.

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Volunteer with the Unbound Project!

In 2021, the Unbound Project is gearing up to feature the stories of even more women on the frontlines of animal advocacy, and we are currently seeking a Social Media Volunteer and a Website Tech Volunteer to help our team. Volunteers will work closely with our We Animals Media / Unbound Project staff on every step of the process, from research to publication and promotion.

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In Case You Missed It

We Animals Media founder and award-winning photojournalist Jo-Anne McArthur sat down with Evanna Lynch and Tylor Allan Starr of The ChickPeeps Podcast to discuss her journey into veganism and animal rights, and what she has learned from nearly two decades in the field photographing animals.
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Also, as a part of the Natural History Museum, London's #OurBrokenPlanet programme, Jo presented on the value we attribute to animals and how we might rethink our relationship with them.
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