Jeremy is responsible for all the information we hold on supporters, keeping it secure and as up-to-date as possible, and maintaining records of our many and varied activities
Jem role at Viva! is extremely varied but mainly consists of general admin duties such as taking phone calls and greeting visitors to the office. She also processes any merchandise orders that come via the shop (vivashop.org.uk) and handle the adoptions scheme
Dani helps to organise the online shop by keeping check of any sales that come through, recording stock of the products, and supporting volunteers who attend events for Viva! Dani connects our vegan products with businesses and keep track of the Supporter Discount Schems
As the Retail Manger at Viva! Emil oversee the Viva! Shop (vivashop.org.uk) and produce the annual mail order catalogue Gifts for Life. This involves procuring and promoting a fantastic range of ethical, vegan goodies; the proceeds of which raise funds for Viva!’s animal saving campaigns.
As web content editor, Conor’s role is to help build, maintain, and increase visibility for Viva!’s websites and thereby increase the move towards veganism in the UK.
Roger Penarroya Zaldivar is the web and IT manager at Viva!. He focuses mainly on the maintenance of all of Viva!’s websites and he work on improving them. He also support all Viva! staff with the tasks related to our websites such as content creation, fixing possible code errors, etc.
Our spring issue is out now, featuring an interview with author Carol J Adams on the sexual politics of meat, an exposé of a Red Tractor approved turkey farm, a story on our upcoming documentary HOGWOOD: a modern horror story, a word on Coronavirus from Viva!’s deputy director and Viva!Life editor, Tony Wardle. And much more!
Greta Thunberg will visit Bristol’s College Green to speak at the city’s Youth Climate Strike
