Anonymous for the Voiceless (Las Vegas, NV, USA Chapter)

Anonymous for the Voiceless (AV) is a not-for-profit animal rights organisation specialising in using conversation and standard practice footage to edify the public about animal exploitation. Initially founded in Melbourne, Australia, we are now a global community of like-minded people using our voices for justice for our fellow earthlings. With an abolitionist stance against all forms of non-human animal exploitation, we hold street activism events worldwide to edify the public towards supporting animal rights, living vegan and speaking up for the animals.

We hold an abolitionist stance against all non-human animal oppression and promote a clear animal rights message. We are an anti-oppression organisation, and within this, our work focuses exclusively on non-human animal rights. 

We do not tolerate discrimination, bullying or harassment of any kind within our organisation, and we expect every individual representing us to be respectful towards people of all racial, political, religious, cultural and any other groups. We are a non-partisan organisation independent of any political affiliation or religion, and wish no promotion of either at our events or within our communication network.  Any person or group that does not agree to uphold the values and respect the organisational position outlined above is not welcome to represent us as an organiser, volunteer or team member.

We welcome anyone who respects our choice to focus 100% on non-human animal rights to join us.

 From day one, the street actions involved a group of people wearing masks. Each Cube triggered an uptake in widespread public interest and volunteers. On the day of the third Cube event in Melbourne, Anonymous for the Voiceless was officially formed. 

Early Cube demonstrations organized by Asal and Paul were about getting out there, hustling and hosting street activism events on the weekends in Melbourne, Australia.

By the end of that first summer, AV was organizing multiple Cube events per weekend and there was enough interest that the movement went global in October 2016. The first AV chapter was formed in November 2016, and by the end of 2016 there were already 25 chapters. What started as a humble beginning with a small group of Melbourne supporters hustling to execute weekend street events has rapidly grown into a worldwide movement.