Storytelling for Animals: How Can We Ensure Images Create Lasting Social Change?

Jo-Anne McArthur is an acclaimed Canadian photojournalist, author, and animal advocate. She documents the complex relationships between animals and humans and is the founder and president of We Animals Media, a non-profit media group. Her images capture animals' realities in the wild, on agricultural facilities, and in homes, a view which the public rarely sees. McArthur has authored several books, including We Animals, Captive, and HIDDEN: Animals in the Anthropocene, as well as the creator of the documentary The Ghosts in Our Machine--a critically acclaimed documentary that highlights the plight of exploited animals.

We hope that having her here, in-person, will enable you to get a closer look into the lives of animals as well as how you, too, can merge other passions with animal advocacy to create lasting change.

This event is open to ANYONE: those in AAC; those who care for animals; those interested in photography, advocacy, or media! Please bring your friends. Dinner will be provided! Please RSVP and ARRIVE ON TIME to ensure you can get food!!

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