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Aurelia Adhiambo
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The Expansion of Factory Farming in Africa
Moving Beyond Awareness: What Do Funders Need to Do In Africa?
Who Shapes Africa’s Food Future? The Case for Engaging Development Finance
Why I Believe Africa Deserves Greater Strategic Attention in Animal Welfare
Introducing the African Food Ecosystem Series: A Virtual Training Program for Food System Advocates and Small Teams in Africa
Reflections on the First AVA Africa Summit: A Turning Point for Farmed Animal and Vegan Advocacy on the Continent
The African Movement to Keep Hens Out of Cages
Great job! I am very proud of your efforts. Keep shining.
It’s great to witness the progress and cage-free work momentum in Africa. Kudos to you and the amazing organizations pushing the much needed progress in Africa.
Exciting opportunity.
This is exciting. I look forward to this.
I really enjoyed this piece. The emphasis on investing in local founders and grantmakers particularly resonated with me.
One thing I’ve observed through movement-building work in Africa is that ecosystem development often requires patience. Building strong organizations, leadership pipelines, and local grantmaking capacity can take years, and many of the benefits are difficult to measure in the short term. Yet these investments may ultimately determine the long-term health and resilience of entire ecosystems.
I hope we’ll continue to see more experimentation and learning in this area.