Save the Date! National Animal Rights Conference This Summer

Sarah Von Alt June 8, 2015
Social justice leaders, activists, authors, celebrities, and
performers across the country are eagerly awaiting the 2015 National Animal Rights
Conference
(AR 2015), the largest and longest-running animal rights
gathering in the United States.

This exciting and informative four-day event serves as a forum for
sharing experiences and discussing effective strategies for helping
animals.

Slated for July 30 through August 2 just outside Washington, D.C., AR
2015 will feature presentations from some of the most influential leaders in
the animal rights movement. Among those presenting will be several MFA staff
members, including Executive Director Nathan Runkle, Director of Education Nick
Cooney, and Director of Corporate Outreach Jaya Bhumitra.

AR 2015 will spotlight vegan merchandise vendors, nonprofit exhibits, and more
than 100 speakers from dozens of organizations around the world. With a wide
variety of educational workshops, vast networking opportunities, and an awards
banquet honoring activists and celebrities for their contributions to the
movement, AR 2015 is the place to be for animal advocates this summer.

Click here for more
information and to register today!

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