Species Unite News: Changing the Narrative for Animals
Amy and Paul write a weekly news column for Species Unite, a media platform focusing on solutions for animals by encouraging transitions away from animal products, amplifying voices against injustice, and advocating for a kinder world.
Meet The Photojournalists Infiltrating Abusive Animal Industries
Documenting animal industries is work that involves infiltrating powerful organisations and witnessing gory acts. Moving Animals co-founder, Amy Jones writes about the work. Published by Adventure Uncovered.
The Emotional Trauma We Inflict on Farmed Animals
Investigative photographer Amy Jones discusses her role in bridging the divide between humans and the emotional violence we inflict on farmed animals. Published by Sentient Media.
“Next in Line”
Amy has been awarded both Best Overall and Winner of the Animal Welfare category, for her photo essay “Next in Line'' at the International Vegan Film Festival 2020/2021.
Why You Should Avoid Drinking Cat Poo Coffee
A cup of civet coffee on your travels may seem harmless, but for the animals involved, it can mean a lifetime of misery. Published by World Nomads.
Meet the Woman Who Gave up Her Multi-Million Dollar Business to Help Animals
Otara Gunewardene is leading Sri Lanka’s fight for animal rights after meeting a puppy who changed everything for her. Published by Tenderly Magazine.
We Can’t Let Animal Farmers Bully the Public Into Eating Meat
‘Plant-based’ or ‘meat-free’ should not be seen as threats to farmers, but as profitable and rewarding opportunities for them to diversify their produce. Written by Paul Healey. Published by Plant-Based News.
I Don’t Blame the Men Who Bludgeoned Pigs to Death in Front of Me
As long as people continue to eat animals, someone will have to kill them. Published by Tenderly Magazine.
Despite Wanting Justice For Bella The Dog, People Don’t Consider Their Part In Animal Suffering
Why do we believe that it’s OK to confine and kill certain animals, but not others? Published by Lincolnite.
Plastic Is Devastating, But It’s Not The Ocean’s Biggest Killer
Even if the world was rid of every piece of plastic overnight, marine life would still be in grave danger. Published by Veganuary.