Advertising at Adelaide Airport

FREEDOM HILL SANCTUARY

Freedom Hill Sanctuary will run a month-long billboard advertising campaign at Adelaide Airport throughout January. Their banner design introduces some of the animal residents of Freedom Hill and encourages viewers to learn more about animal protection. 

Like A Duck Out Of Water

ANIMAL LIBERATION NSW

With the help of a 2012 Voiceless Grant, Animal Liberation NSW produced a report on the factory farming of ducks, followed by a billboard campaign in 2014. This Grant will fund phase three of that project, seeing the report translated into simplified Chinese, making it more accessible to Chinese consumers. Copies will be sent to restaurants that serve duck and to other relevant Chinese establishments across Australia.

Weekly documentary sessions

ANIMAL VOICES UNSW

Animal Voices UNSW will run free weekly animal protection documentary screenings throughout 2016. The screenings are intended to grow student knowledge and interest in animal protection and will include films such as Blackfish, Cowspiracy, Lucent and Meet Your Meat.

Sponsors

MANAGEFLITTER

Website:

https://www.manageflitter.com/

Live Export Port Control

ANIMALS' ANGELS

Animals’ Angels was granted $15,000 towards their investigation and documentation of loadings at Freemantle Harbour as part of the live animal export trade.  In response to reports from Animals’ Angels, the Department of Local Government and Regional Development has appointed six new inspectors.  Animals’ Angels is also now the only animal welfare group other than RSPCA WA to have been invited to join a state government-related board, committee or group.

Is a Picture Worth a Thousand Words?

CENTRAL QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY

Animal advocacy groups use a variety of images to challenge the public to think differently about animals. This project will allow researchers at Central Queensland University to determine what kind of images create the most effective animal advocacy campaigns.

Meat Rabbits: Tasteful or Disgraceful? A Journey Down the Rabbit Hole

ANIMAL LIBERATION NSW

Animal Liberation NSW will run an investigation into the battery caged farming of rabbits in Australia. They will create a documentary as part of a broad awareness campaign targeted at consumers as well as chefs and restaurants.

Ditch Dairy

ANIMAL LIBERATION QLD

This grant supported Animal Liberation Queensland in their campaign to promote and develop public understanding of the welfare concerns associated with dairy production. ‘Ditch Dairy’ reached audiences through radio and cinema advertising, a dedicated Ditch Dairy website, social media content, print materials and online recipes, available from the download link below.

WATCH THE AD

Project Type: Public awareness campaign

World Farm Animal Day Symposium 2015

RSPCA QLD

The  2015 Symposium, ‘Back to the Future: Welfare in Animal Production’ brought together experts from across the country to speak on farm animal welfare, food production and compassionate consumption. The symposium examined how welfare in farm animal production has improved over the years, while examining all we still need to achieve. This grant helped fund the promotional and operational costs of the symposium.

Sponsors

DEBORAH & PETER DEBNAM

Building Animal Law in Australian Universities

MONASH UNIVERSITY

This grant allowed Monash University to run a one-day Australian Animal Law Teaching Workshop in November 2015. The workshop aimed to equip legal academics to teach animal law at a university level, including seminar topics of ‘Factory farming of Animals: Welfare labelling’ and ‘Welfare Regulations and Violence in Animal Industries’. The project also involved the development of a national animal law curriculum framework. To view the final program for this workshop, please use the download link below.

Cruelty Free Festival

ANIMAL LIBERATION NSW

The Cruelty Free Festival is an annual event held in Sydney during October to raise awareness about animal protection issues and promote compassion. This grant helped fund the redevelopment of the website for the 2015 Festival, as well as advertising and promotions for the event over two years. To view the flyer for this festival event, please use the download link below.

 

http://www.crueltyfreefestival.org.au/