News & Updates
Interview with Photojournalist Justin Mott
Our latest contributor, Justin Mott, has been documenting people around the world who dedicate their lives to animal conservation and welfare. We spoke with him to find out more about his work.
New Work: HIDDEN’s Award-Winning Collection
We Animals Media’s new stock collection of visuals from HIDDEN: Animals in the Anthropocene is available for free to anyone working to inspire compassion, conversation and change.
New Work: Mediterranean Fishing – Greece, 2020
We Animals Media contributor Selene Magnolia and the Italian non-profit Essere Animali have teamed up to document the suffering of fish raised for food consumption in the Mediterranean fishing industry.
Changes Are On The Horizon
Our effort to not only document, but to share these images of animal industries around the world drives all that we do at our photo agency, We Animals Media.
In the Field: Moving Animals
A powerful short film about Jo-Anne McArthur’s documentation of the long-distance transport of animals, shot and produced by filmmaker Miguel Endara.
The Way Forward
This is a time for thoughtful and determined action, and for meaningful change. At its core, HIDDEN is a global conversation and a call to action.
2020: A Year In Review
2020 was not the year any of us expected, but it reminded us why we do what we do. From Australian bushfires to historic pandemics, the stories of animals continue to emerge at the center of some of the most important issues of our time. Take a look at what we’ve built and achieved this year.
Fish Aggregating Devices in The Mediterranean
We Animals Media recently collaborated with photojournalist Stefano Belacchi to document the fishing industry in the Mediterranean Sea.
Farmed to Death
We Animals Media founder, Jo-Anne McArthur recently sat down with investigative journalist Andrew Wasley to discuss their shared experiences of documenting factory farming systems worldwide.
Inside the Industrial Turkey Machine
In 2019, Canadians ate 6.3 million whole turkeys. We also know that Canadians waste an astounding 40% of our food.