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Hugo Weaving, Voiceless Ambassador

"Really, animals are almost entirely at our mercy and they have no legal rights...We essentially harvest them." Sydney Morning Herald, 23 November 2008, read more

 

"I've always had a deep respect and empathy for animals...When animals are exploited, I feel compelled to speak out.” Holly Throsby, Voiceless Councillor, 22 March 2011, read more

 

“At what point do we fall out of love with animals and stop seeing them as nice, cute things?” Naomi Simson, Voiceless Councillor, read more

$5,000 GRANTS Print E-mail

RECIPIENTS OF THE 2004 VOICELESS GRANTS PROGRAM

Against Animal Cruelty Tasmania (AACT) - Live Export Lobbying Campaign
This grant has been given to help AACT with their short-term goal of achieving a Tasmanian ban on live exports. They believe that the existence of a state ban would be an excellent first step towards a nationwide ban on this inhumane practice. This not for profit organisation was founded in 2003 in Hobart and strives to facilitate change through non-violent action, education and lobbying on a wide variety of issues.

Holland Park State Primary School teacher, Carmel Loane in conjunction with the Queensland Department of Education and the Arts, has been awarded $5,000 to develop on online "Webquest" program, promoting compassion and citizenship through the study of animal rights. The program, which will be aimed at middle school students, will make use of the Webquest format, which allows students to use resources and collaborative tools available on the Internet to enhance their classroom learning.

April Gadd and Tessa Rubinstein - Humanimal on-line magazine
April and Tessa, affiliates of the Australian Vegetarian Society, plan to produce an "entertaining, eye-catching and interactive on-line lifestyle magazine to inform the public about the benefits of making the shift to a vegetarian/vegan lifestyle". The grant will be used to set up the on-line magazine, which aims to reinvent the image of vegetarians and vegans as well as promote human and animal wellbeing.

Sandy Anderson, Nar Nar Goon North, Victoria - VeganPet food
This grant will assist Sandy to continue the development of a complete package of vegan, high-quality, nutritional requirements for dogs and cats including a tinned food and vegan pet chews. Sandy already markets a dry dog and cat food, the development of which took her many years and many thousands of dollars. "It is my labour of love" she says, "my life time love of animals has motivated me to help them maintain healthy and happy lives".

 


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