Viva! is the UK’s leading vegan campaigning charity, specialising in undercover investigations and high-profile animal campaigns. We explore the consequences of what we eat – on farmed and wild animals, on our planet and on us. We help people change their diet to be kind to all kind. Viva! was founded in the UK in 1994 by Juliet Gellatley and we have spent more than 30 years creating a humane and more sustainable world for people and all animals. Viva! is also actively campaigning in Poland and Uganda.
Campaigns Administrator – An exciting opportunity to be part of an expanding and dynamic vegan campaigning charity.
Campaigns Administrator – An exciting opportunity to be part of an expanding and dynamic vegan campaigning charity.
Campaigner & Senior Campaigner – An exciting opportunity to be part of an expanding and dynamic vegan campaigning charity.
Campaigner & Senior Campaigner – An exciting opportunity to be part of an expanding and dynamic vegan campaigning charity.
This is your opportunity to have a huge and lasting impact on the gross injustice of factory farming. Help end the suffering of billions of animals now.
This is your opportunity to have a huge and lasting impact on the gross injustice of factory farming. Help end the suffering of billions of animals now.
Viva!’s 30th Anniversary Trilogy of Talks, with Joey Heather Mills, Juliet Gellatley and Randal Plunkett
Viva!’s 30th Anniversary Trilogy of Talks, with Joey Heather Mills, Juliet Gellatley and Randal Plunkett
This is the remarkable journey of Viva!, a journey that began in 1994 with Juliet Gellatley founding and launching a new organisation whose main goal was to campaign loud and proud for veganism.
This is the remarkable journey of Viva!, a journey that began in 1994 with Juliet Gellatley founding and launching a new organisation whose main goal was to campaign loud and proud for veganism.
Get involved with our new campaign today!
Get involved with our new campaign today!
Episode 76 of the Viva! Vegan Podcast features Moby, a dance music pioneer, and punk rock animal activist.
A special feature with Jasmine Clark and Juliet Gellatley discussing Viva!'s latest dairy investigation and The True Costa Coffee campaign.
More research shows the biggest direct driver of wildlife loss is intensive agriculture, livestock farming and fishing.
Compounds found in animal foods – especially when they are cooked – increase the risk of disease.
Eating plenty of fruit, vegetables, wholegrains, pulses, nuts and seeds lowers the risk of developing bowel cancer.
Meat, dairy, cheese and eggs increase acidity in the body and can lead to chronic diseases such as diabetes and cancer.
A vegan world would have a far smaller population of farmed animals, yes, but thousands of wild species would be rescued from the brink of extinction.
Read the press release containing essential information about our upcoming Days of Action outside Costa Coffee (28 January and 11 March 2023).
Despite bold claims that the UK has some of the highest animal welfare standards in the world, a disturbing lack of enforcement is rife.
