Free Social Event
Friday, 30th of August, 7PM
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Are you excited to meet fellow vegans, activists or new people in general? We know we are, and this is why we planned a social event on Friday, 30th August from 7 pm to 11 pm at the conference site. The event is free for everyone with or without a conference ticket.
Come by, have a drink* and enjoy some vegan snacks, while having the opportunity to socialize with like-minded people. We prepared cards with questions that can help with that dreaded small talk and make it easier to get in contact with new people. You are very welcome to use them if you want to, but rest assured that there will be no mandatory social activities. We want everybody to be comfortable, and that means something different for every person.
In addition to the socializing, there will also be an interesting talk on Friday and an open workshop with the opportunity to make activist art.(Link to facebook event)
*alcohol free drinks, wine, and beer.
Animal Liberation March
Saturday, 31th of August, 2PM
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We are fighting for total animal liberation, and we will make our voices be heard on Saturday, the 31st from 2PM. The Animal Liberation March will start at Ungdommens Demokratihus in Copenhagen and end around 4:15PM at Palestine Square (close to Nørreport). The exact itinerary will be posted shortly before the event.
Why march for the animals?We live in a world where billions of animals suffer every day at the hands of humans. Animals, who have been deprived of everything, who just want to live. Animals are crying out for help, but no one is listening, so we must try to be their voice.
Come and join us to make this the biggest march for animal rights in Danish history. Let our voices be loud until they are heard and animals' suffering isn't ignored any longer. The more we are, the louder our voices will be! We will bring a big selection of amazing protest signs in different shapes and sizes. You are very welcome to borrow one of our signs for the march, if you want to (no registration needed).
We kindly ask you to consider that a demonstration is a very loud and confusing event for companion animals like dogs, and to refrain from bringing them to the march.
