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Welcome to our form for submitting an interview for an organization! These interviews are geared towards organizations that prioritize causes that may include charities, activism, sustainability, and more. Upon approval, your interview will be published online in our features. Below is an example of what an ideal organization for an interview is for us, but it is not exclusive.

An organization interview is perfect for you if you are:

An Animal Sanctuary or Rescue
An Ethical Vegan Brand
A Grassroots Advocacy Group
An Environmental Non-Profit
A Compassionate Service Provider
An Educational Platform

Interviews require significant coordination, so we ask that you contact us with a brief pitch or inquiry before conducting or submitting a feature. This allows us to ensure the organization or individual aligns with our current editorial focus before you invest time in the interview process.

Submission Form

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Your interview (upon approval) will be published online at www.thehonestwhisper.ca and may include shares on social media platforms. All content submitted must be true and written by the interviewee. Some answers may be edited slightly for grammatical purposes. The following questions are all optional; please pick as many or as few as you are comfortable with and want to answer. Please check the agree box to confirm your agreement to these terms.

Name

Organization Name

Your Job Title in the Organization

Website

Social Handle

Please share a link to any images you would like included in your interview here.

Mission & Strategy Questions

What is the organization’s primary mission, and what are the daily ‘micro-actions’ the team takes to move closer to that goal?

What are the most significant milestones or ‘traction points’ the organization has achieved since its founding?

Resilience & Challenges Questions

What are the most persistent challenges the organization faces in today’s economic or social climate?

Reflecting on a recent organizational setback, what did it reveal about the team’s resilience or the organization’s adaptability?

Identity & Community Questions

Every organization has quirks. What are five unique, ‘imperfectly perfect’ traits that give this organization its specific character?

In an advocacy-heavy field, what core values keep the organization motivated during difficult seasons?

Amplifying Unheard Voices Questions

In your communications, how does the organization ensure that the individual stories and personalities of the animals (or people) remain the focus, rather than just treating them as statistics?

Who are the ‘unsung heroes’ within your organization—human or otherwise—whose contributions are vital but rarely seen by the public?

The Compassionate Life Questions

Beyond your primary mission, how does the organization encourage the public to practice compassion in their own daily lives?

How do you see the organization’s work connecting to other social justice or environmental movements?

Can you share a story of a time when the organization’s work inspired a ‘ripple effect’ of compassion in a supporter or a member of the community?

Living compassionately can be heavy work. How does the organization model a sustainable, joyful version of veganism to the world?

Engagement & Operations Questions

How central are volunteers to the daily operations, and what is the strategic process for someone looking to get involved?

If you could implement one major structural or operational change today to better serve the mission, what would it be?

What is one surprising or lesser-known fact about the organization that would resonate with the public?

Closing Questions

In what ways do you feel The Honest Whisper successfully amplifies the types of stories your organization cares about most?

Which of our previous features or articles resonated most with your team’s values? Was there one that felt particularly impactful for the movement?

If we were to collaborate on a deep-dive feature, what aspect of your work (or the movement at large) do you think the public needs to understand more deeply?