I love the summary of news and research in the Impactful Animal Advocacy monthly newsletter. I always find insightful stories and articles that I'd missed. I recommend it for any advocate looking to stay up to date.

The IAA newsletter has been a very valuable resource for me to stay up-to-date on new developments within the movement. For my work at Animal Advocacy Africa, I use it to scan for and have found plenty of new opportunities that we could recommend to the advocates and organizations we support. Personally, I tend to read most of the articles mentioned, which can sometimes lead to information overload. As the newsletter and Slack space grow further, I think it will be crucial to emphasize moderation and curation of content so that subscribers and members can use the resources most effectively.

Your newsletter is an excellent curation of resources and perspectives! It’s like all getting to watch the same channel at the same time! Wonderful for shared resources, news, insights, research, and feeling of community. You aren’t just compiling knowledge but doing so in a user-friendly, brain-friendly way, and you are advocating for animals along with the people who fight for them. I also trust that you will include various perspectives vs one narrow lens. This is the one thing you need to read every month to be informed and inspired.

Many thanks for your information-packed newsletter and all the hard work that goes into it.
I find it a great resource, it keeps me updated on progress and challenges globally, provides interesting research insights and motivates me to keep on pushing for the Animals.

This is an excellent and well-structured monthly newsletter full of informative news and developments in animal advocacy and welfare. I review it regularly using a weekly snooze function in my email application.

Thanks to the newsletter, I have found a volunteer research position with an organisation that promises to do very valuable and high-impact work on New Zealand welfare legislation.

I just wanted to give you a quick thank-you for this excellent newsletter. I looked back at the June edition just now so I could find those AI browser extensions you mentioned. This is going to be helpful! Trying them out tonight.
Also, I love the title of your Impactful Animal Advocacy Newsletter. I have not been to any formal effective altruism events, but I draw a lot of useful insights from EA communities and thinkers as well as ones who are not affiliated with EA. I hope to see the EA and non-EA people collaborate well and see the value in each other’s approaches, so I love resources like your newsletter that bridge the two.

I really value the peace of mind the IAA newsletter provides - It gives me the space to focus on my work each month without worrying that I'm missing important updates in the movement.

...the only negative I have is that I open a dozen new tabs of things to read when I should be working! More seriously, this aggregation of news and events is at the very list inspiring to continue my own activism.

IAA’s newsletter email is one that always gets read. As a funder and a campaigner, it’s an incredibly useful and convenient way to stay on top of what’s happening in our movement. I’ve found the research and resources section most helpful.

Hey, I just thought I'd let you know that you I find your newsletter EXTREMELY valuable. Thanks for putting it together. I really look forward to it every month. It’s hard to keep track of what’s going on and you do an amazing job at it. If you ever think of stopping because you’re too busy (which I assume you might be), I would beg you to find someone who takes it from you. It would be a shame to see it disappear

I love to receive the Impactful Animal Advocacy Newsletter and learn about the key aspects of what is happening in EA and our movement. I can find everything I am interested in one place.

I'm so grateful for the newsletter - I've been listening to the podcasts recommended in it during my work hours, and read posts with a cuppa in the mornings/evenings. Loving the resource as it covers so many different aspects and areas within EAA. It'll be heavily used by me as I want to learn as much as I can about the community as I figure out what career in EAA would be a good fit