Animal Liberation Month takes place every September. The month-long observance highlights the rights, lives, and experiences of Non-Human People. It is celebrated through Antispeciesist Social Justice Education, Vegan Animal Rights Activism, and Direct Action. 

Animal Liberation Month is a time to resist the ideologies and practices of Speciesism and Carnism. When humans participate in and perpetuate these oppressive systems, non-humans are killed, exploited, treated as food, materials, resources, objects, tools, and property, and subjected to incarceration, mutilation, enslavement, sexual violence, non-consensual experimentation, and myriad other forms of injustice. 

Speciesism, Racism, Ableism, Sexism, Queerphobia, and many other oppressive systems are mutually constitutive. The discriminatory social orderings they produce uphold and reinforce one another. Under Speciesist and Carnist social hierarchies, Non-Human People are often de-personified, objectified, and marginalized. Animal Liberation Month is a time to strengthen the bonds of solidarity across the socially constructed borders of species, and work for justice for everyone, of every species.

Many institutions, communities, and spaces are segregated and hierarchically organized on the basis of Race, Ability, and Gender, through Class Stratification and Colonization, and along many other mutually constitutive axes of discrimination. Species operates as one such axis of discrimination. Animal Liberation Month is a time to break down speciesist physical and social boundaries, reshape spaces that have historically reinforced Human Supremacy in more equitable and welcoming ways, and form politics and infrastructure that are responsive to the rights and interests of non-human animals.