Help animals today, before changing careers

Changing careers takes time. In the meantime, your hours or your funds can support animal advocacy and the people already doing the work.

Volunteering and giving are ways to contribute now, and to stay close to the movement while you figure out your next step.

ways you can support right now

Whether you have time to give or funds to direct, you can support animal advocacy without leaving your current role.

Explore volunteer opportunities with our partner Vegan Hacktivists to help strengthen the animal advocacy movement and alleviate animal suffering worldwide.

Become a volunteer

You can give once, pledge a portion of your income to high-impact animal charities, or support AAC directly. Sustained financial backing is what keeps the movement’s organizations running.

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Grow the movement

Let’s rally together and strengthen our impact by bringing more people on board.

For organisations and professionals in the movement

Let’s amplify our efforts through partnerships and collaboration

Become a partner organisation
TO AMPLIFY OUR IMPACT TOGETHER.

Partner with us for content exchange, cross-promotion, and access to our pool of talented candidates.

Become a partner

Mentor aspiring advocates

and help them find roles that make a difference for animals. Join our Slack channels tailored to your expertise to offer support and guidance to fellow advocates.

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Get involved with Animal Advocacy Careers

Explore open career and advising opportunities with AAC

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Advocacy Careers

Discover our open positions and see if there's a fit for you.

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Give feedback

Help us improve! Share your thoughts on our content and initiatives. We value your feedback and use it to make our work better.

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Advise us

Please contact us to introduce yourself if you have any of the following:

Expertise in hiring, recruitment, and human resources.
Connections to advocates in countries where the animal advocacy community is small or new.
Connections to or expertise with the politics, policy, and lobbying ecosystem in any country.
Professional coaching, mentoring, or training in management and leadership or in fundraising.
Connections to grant-making organisations or donors that may be interested in funding AAC, given that we work primarily on “capacity-building” in the animal advocacy community, rather than working directly to help animals.