Saturday, September 19
The Empathy Project Film Screening & Discussion
Organized by Institute for Humane Education and The Empathy Project
Date and time
Saturday | September 19 2026 | 12:00 pm
Location
Online
About this event
Join us for a special online screening of The Empathy Project's 30-minute documentary featuring voices from the animal advocacy movement, directed by award-winning filmmaker Tristan Copley-Smith. The film celebrates public concern for animals, works to normalize compassion and action on their behalf, and asks whether empathy can also fuel sustained responses to climate and ecological breakdown.
The Empathy Project's mission is to reframe human relationships with animals in ways that benefit people, animals, and the planet alike—a beautiful example of humane education in action. Founder Bel Jacobs will join us to share the inspiration behind the film and her vision for its impact.
We'll watch the film together, followed by a group discussion. Whether you’ve been an animal advocate for decades or are just starting to introduce consideration for animals into your work, this event is for you!
Saturday, September 19, 2026 at 12 p.m. EST / 5 p.m. BST
Languages
English
Tags
Event type
Education
Impact
Organizer
Institute for Humane Education
The Empathy Project
