The Humane League
The Humane League is an global nonprofit ending the abuse of animals raised for food. We work to reform the way farm animals are treated while also inspiring people to make more compassionate food choices. Our strategy includes hard-hitting corporate campaigns and wide-ranging outreach and education programs, supported by an extensive network of organizations, activists and supporters around the world. In the US, we have on-the-ground organizers in major cities across the country. These grassroots staff build and strengthen local communities of changemakers that support our work and spread our message, amplifying our ability to create meaningful change for farm animals. Our reach extends globally with the Open Wing Alliance. Through grants and training, we work in partnership with organizations on every continent with the singular goal of ending cages for laying hens. Animals don’t have to suffer. Get involved to create the change. The Humane League is a 501(c)3 and Certified Best In America by the Independent Charities of America, a designation reserved for the top 5% of non-profits nationwide based on the ICA's rigorous standards of financial efficiency. For five consecutive rating periods, The Humane League has been rated as one of the top animal charities in the world by Animal Charity Evaluators.www.thehumaneleague.org
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Sep 24, 2026
Jasmin SingerHOST
And you and I, we've been discussing this for the last several weeks, but I did pull up a few examples.
Jasmin SingerHOST
Okay, so the Humane League, basically their goal in their words is end the abuse of animals raised for food and cages are the first step.
Jasmin SingerHOST
They don't state the end, like the end is not stated.
Jasmin SingerHOST
They don't have explicit vegan or plant-based.
Aidan KankyokuNARRATOR
First, everyone got hired, enabling them to focus their full attention on the cause rather than squeezing it in between food service shifts.
Aidan KankyokuNARRATOR
Groups that received OP's blessing, like the Humane League, Mercy for Animals, and Anima International, flipped from being fueled by 90% volunteer energy to 90% paid staff time.
Aidan KankyokuNARRATOR
They shifted from an open organizing model, where volunteers could learn the craft of campaigning by owning their own creative projects from start to finish, to a model where volunteers were trusted only to hold signs, join social media comment storms, and occasionally do staff members' chores.
Aidan KankyokuNARRATOR
Four, eating the seed corn.
Kim MoodyHOST
A vegan since 2009 and full-time animal activist since 2012, he became an independent advocate in 2018 funded through individual donations, focusing on amplifying pro-animal content in the digital space.
Kim MoodyHOST
Previously, he served as Director of New Media for the Humane League and as Director of Communications for Vegan Outreach.
Kim MoodyHOST
In his decade of experience in social media advocacy, he has accumulated 300,000 followers, made 200 media appearances.
Kim MoodyHOST
His posts have been viewed 500 million times and has heard from thousands of people who have been influenced by his work.
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Johnny ObergGUEST
And then in my professional career, my mentor, I'd say my primary mentor has been a guy named John Camp,
Ryan SeacrestADVERTISER
who
Johnny ObergGUEST
currently works for a group called the Humane League.
Johnny ObergGUEST
Back in 2012, he gave me a phone call and said, He was already a friend of mine, somebody I had volunteered with, and he told me, hey, John, there's a job at Vegan Outreach, and I want you to do it.