A generous donor has offered to match every donation made to the NhRP through April 28th up to $25,000. Donate today and see your impact doubled: donate.nonhumanrights.org/a/earth-day-20…

With recognition of nonhuman animal rights, the world could look a lot different 50 years from now. Our vision for the future, set in the Bronx in 2074: nonhumanrights.org/blog/2074-the-…

It’s never been clearer that we aren’t alone among animals in feeling a deep, irrepressible need for freedom, for wild spaces, for togetherness.

This #EarthDay , please consider a donation to the Nonhuman Rights Project—because Earth is for all of us.

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#JaneGoodall is 90 today! Thank you Jane for your continued support for the NhRP, most recently your reflections on the passing of our founder, Steve.

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'Indigenous leaders of New Zealand, Tahiti and the Cook Islands signed a treaty that recognizes whales as legal persons.' The New York Times

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URGENT CALL TO ACTION: PETITION TO THE PRESIDENT OF TANZANIA

For those who share our commitment to ending the trophy hunting of Amboseli’s renowned elephants, your signature holds immense power.

Please sign and share this crucial petition: bit.ly/THPetition Thank you!

🚨NYC residents: A bill that would ban elephant captivity has been reintroduced in the New York City Council! This is your chance to help #FreeHappy and #FreePatty . Use the link below to ask your Council Member to support Intro 213. actionnetwork.org/letters/help-e…

Callee, a 23-year-old male African elephant held captive at the Sedgwick County Zoo, has endured a lifetime of trauma and suffering. Read his story on Free To Be Elephants: freetobeelephants.com/elephant/calle…

New to our blog: Christopher Berry reflects on the present moment in the history of the Nonhuman Rights Project—and how, with our founder Steve living on in all we do, we’re preparing for the legal battles ahead.

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In the weeks, months, and years ahead, we look forward to fighting tirelessly for our clients and illuminating the injustice of nonhuman animals' rightlessness, just as our founder Steven Wise did. Stay tuned for NhRP updates. ⚖️

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'[Steven] Wise followed his values to a place where few people go—but many were still happy to come along for the ride.' Nautilus Magazine nautil.us/attorney-for-t…

Steven Wise, founder of the Nonhuman Rights Project, died on February 15. He pioneered lawsuits seeking a common law ruling in the United States to grant personhood to at least one nonhuman animal. He challenged society to rethink assumptions about the legal status of animals.

The global #AnimalRights community has lost a giant. In addition to being a brilliant lawyer, an inspiring leader and a kind human, Nonhuman Rights Project Project founder Steven Wise was a visionary who normalized the idea that nonhuman animals have a legal right to bodily automony.