Our leadership development programs train high school and college students to become leaders in the movement to end factory farming.
These programs empower students to translate what they learn into real-world impact as they advocate for a just and sustainable food system within their communities.
Participants benefit from expert-led workshops, a comprehensive curriculum, personalized mentorship, financial support, and a community of peer advocates.
A six-week virtual fellowship that empowers emerging advocates with knowledge, training, and networks to create a just and sustainable food system for all. Fellows design campaigns to shift behaviors, norms, and systems to oppose factory farming on their campuses.
A practical fellowship spanning two twelve-week terms. Advocates receive coaching, mentorship, and leadership development as they launch and lead the campaigns they planned during the Leadership Academy.
A paid opportunity for graduates of the Leadership Academy and Academic Year Fellowship to support the next generation of fellows. Teaching fellows receive training and mentorship to facilitate powerful coaching groups, helping emerging advocates challenge assumptions, develop leadership skills, and drive change in their communities.
After graduating from the Leadership Academy, fellows join a lifelong community of over 500 advocates against factory farming. Alumni are connected with mentorship and job opportunities, community-building and networking events, personal and professional development sessions, and more.
500+ ALUMNI
IN 200+ SCHOOLS
in 36 states and 21 countries