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EPISODE · Nov 11, 2021 · 49 MIN

Amy Jones and Paul Healy: Moving Animals

from Species Unite · host Species Unite

"I think every time we release a story, there's this sense of like almost like legal danger, the legal implications that can come from releasing stories. We've had times wherea story has been released and we haven't slept that night because we're scared of what the repercussions are going to be." - Amy Jones, Moving Animals Amy Jones and Paul Healey are the founders of Moving Animals, a photojournalism and media project that connects the world to animals stories through photography, film, and journalism. Amy is a photojournalist and writer. Paul is a journalist and he's responsible for Moving Animals' video content. Their work has allowed people to see for themselves animal and human rights injustices that are happening globally. Only when people are made aware of injustice, do they take action to stop it. Amy and Paul have brought massive awareness to the masses who have in turn, fought injustice all over the world. What they do is not only a powerful agent for change, it's an essential one. Amy and Paul are a very essential part of the team at Species Unite. Paul is our news editor and Amy is a writer, editor, campaign manager, tech person, social media person, and any other person who we need in that moment. She wears many hats. I'm grateful every single day to have Amy and Paul on the team. There are also two of the kindest human beings that I've ever had the privilege to know.

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