Presentations
Lectures provide information on animal rights, ethics, or nutrition in a structured format. They can take place at schools, universities, trade fairs, conferences, or in online formats. The goal is to educate, raise awareness, and strengthen arguments.
➕ Pros:
- In-depth knowledge transfer possible
- Ideal for educational contexts and multipliers
- Opportunity to clearly explain complex issues
- Easy to plan and scalable (in-person or digital)
- Promotes factual dialogue instead of confrontation
➖ Cons:
- Limited reach per lecture without recording
- Impact depends on speaker competence and audience interest
- Preparation requires time and expertise
- Less spontaneous impact compared to visual actions
People in the educational sector can be multipliers for the topic of veganism 🧑🏫✊ That's why dear Annika has developed free teaching materials for primary schools (grades 2-4) as well as for grades 5-9 on the topic of empathy and animals - including preparatory materials for farm sanctuary visits. Everything is designed according to the "Education for Sustainable Development" (ESD) framework.
➡️ You can find the materials here ✅
Tips for maximizing reach:
- Record lectures with good audio and video, then publish as YouTube videos or podcasts
- Prepare key statements as Reels or TikTok clips
- Make slides or handouts available online (website, newsletter)