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Tackling Industry Power - Film Screenings | Presented by Animal Justice

Hosted by Katie Mbakulo
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About Event

​Join us for a free screening event of two short documentaries produced by Animal Justice, followed by a Q&A and facilitated group discussion.

​Please RSVP to reserve your spot. Attendees are welcome to bring vegan snacks to enjoy during the screenings.

​Featured Films

​Film 1: How Big Ag is Keeping Canada 30 Years Behind
Animal Justice’s explainer on the National Farm Animal Care Council (NFACC) and its influence on farmed animal protection in Canada.

​Film 2: When the Truth Becomes a PR Problem: The Rise of Agricultural Front Groups
Animal Justice’s documentary examining agricultural front groups and the role of Charlie Arnot in advancing these initiatives.

​The Purpose

​As part of Animal Justice’s ongoing efforts to challenge the systemic influence of the animal agriculture industry, these documentaries expose two often-overlooked forces shaping government policy, media narratives, and corporate practices.

​These issues have long hindered progress in animal protection in Canada. Through these screenings, we hope to raise awareness, encourage meaningful discussion, and inspire grassroots action to address these systemic barriers.

​Everyone is welcome! Whether you're an experienced animal activist, new to advocacy, or simply curious to learn more, we encourage you to attend.

​A Q&A and facilitated discussion will follow the screenings, providing an opportunity to exchange ideas and explore ways to take action.

​Questions? Contact the event organizer, Katie, at katiembakulo@gmail.com.

​Looking forward to seeing you there!

​Katie Mbakulo
Political and Social Media Mobilization Lead
Animal Justice

Location
377 Rideau St
Ottawa, ON K1N 5Y6, Canada
There is no on-site parking, but free street parking may be available in Sandy Hill, along with paid parking at the Dalhousie Parking Garage. The library is easily accessible by O-Train and bus. For accessibility concerns, please contact Katie at katiembakulo@gmail.com.
Hosted By
13 Going