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Tackling Industry Power - Film Screenings | Presented by Animal Justice

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Tackling Industry Power - Film Screenings | Presented by Animal Justice
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Join Animal Justice for in-person film screenings exploring how to challenge the power of big industry.
About this Event

Tackling Industry Power — join us in person for two short film screenings, presented by Animal Justice, followed by a Q&A.

Hello Animal Advocates & aspiring advocates, please join us at The University of Calgary, Room PF 118 (Professional Faculties Building #46, Main Floor) located at 2800 University Way NW T2N 1N4 for two short Film Screenings followed by a Q&A and Facilitated discussion. Please RSVP to save your space. Space is limited and please arrive on time as we plan to start the films as soon as possible to allow for time for a Q&A and facilitated discussion.

University Students and members of the public are welcome to attend.

Film 1: How Big Ag is Keeping Canada 30 Years Behind Runtime: 20 minutes

Film 2: Animal Justice’s explainer about the National Farm Animal Care Council (or NFACC) Runtime: 33 minutes

When the Truth Becomes a PR Problem: The Rise of Agricultural Front Groups

Animal Justice’s documentary about front groups and the man driving many of these initiatives, Charlie Arnot.

The Purpose

As part of Animal Justice’s ongoing effort to tackle the animal agriculture industry’s systemic power, we have produced two short documentaries about underdiscussed adversaries with an outsized influence in government, media, and corporate supply chains.

We believe these issues have been longstanding barriers to progress when it comes to animal protection in Canada and should be a priority for animal activists looking to drive systemic change.

While anyone is welcome to attend, the purpose is for animal activists and soon-to-be-activists to better understand these issues and to initiate and facilitate grassroots organizing to tackle them.

These sessions may also interest Political science and public policy students, law students, journalism and social media students, philosophy, ethics and more.

We will host a Q&A and facilitated discussion after the film screenings. Alexandra Pester, Senior Staff Lawyer at will also be in attendance.

I look forward to seeing you there.

Michelle Oberg, Volunteer Mobilization Lead, Animal Justice


Agenda

🕑: 02:10 PM - 03:00 PM
Tackling Industry Power - Film Screenings | Presented by Animal Justice

Info: Hello Animal Advocates & aspiring advocates, please join us at The University of Calgary, Room PF 118 (Professional Faculties Building #46, Main Floor) located at 2800 University Way NW T2N 1N4 for two short Film Screenings followed by a Q&A and Facilitated discussion. Please RSVP to save your space. Space is limited and please arrive on time as we plan to start the films as soon as possible to allow for time for a Q&A and facilitated discussion.

University Students and members of the public are welcome to attend.

Film 1: How Big Ag is Keeping Canada 30 Years Behind Runtime: 20 minutes

Film 2: Animal Justice’s explainer about the National Farm Animal Care Council (or NFACC) Runtime: 33 minutes

When the Truth Becomes a PR Problem: The Rise of Agricultural Front Groups

Animal Justice’s documentary about front groups and the man driving many of these initiatives, Charlie Arnot.

The Purpose

As part of Animal Justice’s ongoing effort to tackle the animal agriculture industry’s sys


🕑: 03:00 PM - 04:00 PM
Post Screening Q&A with Alexandra Pester, Senior Staff Lawyer, Animal Justice
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2800 University Way NW, 2800 University Way Northwest, Calgary, Canada

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