Prioritizing Neglected Animals Fellowship

Welcome to the Prioritizing Neglected Animals Fellowship! Whether you're looking to focus your career, your philanthropy, or your advocacy more effectively, this course will equip you with the tools and expertise to think clearly and strategically about which animals need us most.

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You can also access the course materials here

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How it works & time commitment

  • All of our programs are facilitator-led and fully remote. We are proud to have fellows from all over the world!

    Fellows are expected to show up to a weekly 1.5 hour call from a computer with their camera on, seated and ready to participate in an active discussion on the week’s reading materials.

  • The weekly time commitment is about 5 hours/week:

    2-3 hours of reading

    Before each discussion you’ll spend around two hours completing a set of readings, videos, and activities.

    1.5h discussion

    Weekly discussions with a cohort of fellow participants and an experienced facilitator.

    Network with fellows & alumni

    Fellows are encouraged to make connections and discuss outside of the weekly call! Fellows can access a Slack channel of others dedicated to the cause area.

  • This is a free program! There is no cost to participate for accepted fellows.

  • Apply to a course by clicking the “apply” button on this page. In our 10-minute application, where you’ll tell us about yourself and how the selected fellowship would help you improve your impact as it relates to the cause area (e.g. your career direction).

What Our Past Fellows Say About the Program

  • Jan Gaida, Wild-Caught Scoping Lead @ Shrimp Welfare Project

    “The Prioritizing Neglected Animals fellowship gave an engaging and insightful overview of the moral and practical issues regarding farmed chicken, fish, and invertebrates, wild animals, and future animals, without shying away from controversial ideas. I enjoyed it a lot, and I strongly recommend it!”

  • Dr. George Profitiliotis

    “The cohort, the readings, and of course the facilitator were fantastic. It was an exceptional program!”

  • Job Ombiro Omweno, Fisheries Officer

    “The knowledge, mentorship, and perspectives gained through the fellowship empowered me to begin developing Kenya’s first dedicated Fish Welfare Action Plan, and has been instrumental in enabling me to elevate fish and other aquatic animals into mainstream welfare and policy discussions in Kenya.”

  • Jari Brenninkmeijer

    “I wouldn't have made high quality connections without the program. The facilitation worked really well in the online setting. 5/5 recommendation.“

  • Monika Putri

    “I will be able to use a lot of the materials introduced in this fellowship in my research projects on captive animal welfare. The points of discussion I learned through this fellowship will significantly improve the quality of my research.”