Lunch and Learn webinars

Our free service outlining the impacts of factory farming on the environment, human health and animals

Looking to reduce your impact on the environment? Want to lessen the likelihood of future disease outbreaks and public health threats? Hoping to spare animals from suffering in the process? Look no further!

Animal Equality is delighted to offer customised corporate webinars – entirely free of charge – to you and your teams.

As a leading animal protection organisation defending farmed animals, we work with companies, governments and society to bring about meaningful and positive change for animals.

In our free webinar session we will discuss the process of animal farming in the UK and the ways in which you and your teams can support the longevity of our planet, save animals, and potentially improve your health in the process.

With over a decade of experience Animal Equality’s work has been covered in Sky News, the BBC, the Guardian, the Independent, the Times and more! We have worked with companies such as the Royal Bank of Scotland, Lush and PwC.

Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity. Take part in our informative and motivational webinars by signing up today!

With the majority of staff across the UK stuck at home we have moved our Lunch and Learn sessions online so that more companies can benefit

LEARN ABOUT THE IMPACTS OF FACTORY FARMING ON THE ENVIRONMENT, OUR HEALTH AND THE LIVES OF MILLIONS OF ANIMALS

Our lunch and learn webinar will show your colleagues how they can reduce their impact on the environment

Our webinars typically last 30 minutes, including a 10 minute Q&A, or we can create a structure to fit your team

We are flexible and can run our sessions on most weekdays between 12-3pm

WE CAN OFFER YOUR Colleagues A FREE E-COOKBOOK WITH DELICIOUS RECIPES TO TRY AT HOME

If you would like to set up a lunch and learn webinar for your company please sign up below

Testimonial

“The talk was very informative as it helped us understand some of the most complex challenges of our current food system. I would highly recommend it to other professional organisations, as it is an efficient and innovative way to start a discussion on sustainability and food in the workplace.”
Consultant, PwC UK

Environment

More and more businesses are embracing and promoting environmental sustainability. With the Sustainable Development Goals in mind, many corporations are taking a more purpose-driven approach, challenging staff to tackle climate change together. Animal Equality’s webinar outlines the ways in which changes in our own lives can help protect and preserve our planet.

Health

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 75% of new and emerging diseases in humans originate in animals. Researchers believe there may be a link between COVID-19 and wet markets, and scientific evidence shows that dangerous diseases like SARS, Ebola, bird flu and swine flu came from animal consumption. Animal Equality will delve deeper into these issues and how we can help prevent further epidemics in future.

Animals

Known for our corporate campaigns, virtual reality experience and undercover investigations, our work informs others of the ways in which animals are farmed to land on our plates. In this webinar, Animal Equality discusses typical farming production processes and how you can make a difference for animals.

Testimonial

“The topic of climate change is current and real and the data and tips you provided on how we as individuals can do our bit was so helpful. The Q&A session was very popular and I received encouraging emails from my colleagues after the event saying how enlightening and worthwhile they felt it had been. We hope to run the session again for the benefit of those colleagues who were unable to join us.”
Philippa Franklin
Financial Services Sector

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