REBL

REBL is building organized grassroots power for the whole farmed animal movement — starting in Latin America.

Launching January 2027
Why REBL exists

The movement has campaigning organizations. It needs crowds. It needs more power.

For a decade, our movement built institutional muscle — negotiators, litigators, campaigners — and they've won real change for animals. But two powers got left behind: the power of people in the streets, and the power of the story. Those are exactly the powers that make wins stick. REBL exists to strengthen them — organized, trained, and at the service of the whole movement.

Where & why

Starting where power is needed most.

Latin America is home to some of the world's largest animal industries — and some of its bravest advocates.

Around 80% of the global movement's resources stay in the US and Europe — while nearly 80% of all farmed animals are in the Global South. We're starting where the gap is, and where we know it's tractable.

Our first city hubs: São Paulo · Monterrey · Bogotá · Buenos Aires · Lima · Santiago.

R R R R R R Monterrey Bogotá Lima São Paulo Santiago Buenos Aires
Power for the whole movement

Several organizations from across the movement are already at the table.

REBL doesn't run its own race — we exist to make our partners' campaigns stronger. If your organization wants trained, organized people power in Latin America, let's talk.

We will announce the launching team soon.

Board of Directors

Lucas AlvarengaLucas AlvarengaCo-Founder and President
Parendi BirdieParendi BirdieCo-Founder and Chair
Carolina GalvaniCarolina GalvaniBoard Member
Guilherme CarvalhoGuilherme CarvalhoBoard Member

Advisory Board

Program leaders and representatives of partner organizations.

Karen NilsenKaren NilsenCommunications Advisor
Michael GagnéMichael GagnéOrganizing Advisor
Courtney DillardCourtney DillardSocial Change Advisor
Mariana ArellanoMariana ArellanoOpen Wing Alliance LatAm
Maria ContrerasMaria ContrerasDifusionV
Samantha GasparSamantha GasparSinergia Animal
Sandra LopesSandra LopesCompromiso Verde
Arash YomtobianArash YomtobianMercy For Animals
Taylison SantosTaylison SantosTPP/Forum
Ignacia UribeIgnacia UribeFundación Veg