United at Asia's longest-running animal advocacy gathering!
Asia for Animals Coalition
Conference 2027
September 28–October 1, 2027 | Seoul, South Korea
Transforming the Future: System Change for Animals
Hosted in partnership with
We are delighted to announce that the next Asia for Animals Coalition Conference will take place in Seoul, South Korea, bringing together animal advocates, NGOs, academics, policymakers, campaigners, and changemakers from across the Asia-Pacific region and beyond.
More information on registration, abstract submissions, sponsorship opportunities, speakers, and the conference programme will be announced over the coming months.
Stay tuned—we look forward to welcoming you to Seoul in 2027.
About the AfA Conference
Network
Collaborate
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Since 2000, AfA Conferences have been co-hosted every two years by AfA member organizations. The AfA conference is Asia's longest-running animal advocacy gathering.
This event creates opportunities for interaction and knowledge exchange among organizations in the Asian animal advocacy movement, offering delegates a chance to network, collaborate, and catalyze change moving forward. Through engaging panels, breakout sessions, and immersive workshops, participants explore strategies for overcoming challenges, transforming ideas into strategic priorities, and enhancing campaigns on key animal protection issues.
By uniting our voices, we are all better-positioned to help alleviate some of Asia’s most urgent and extreme forms of animal cruelty and exploitation.
10
Countries
3000+
Attendees overall
25+
Years History
United for Asia's animals since 2000
Past AfA Conferences
Past Speakers and Attendees
Over the years, attendees of AfA Conferences have come from more than 50 countries around the world. In addition to those from the animal advocacy field, participants and speakers also represent various related sectors, including environmental protection, social services, public health, and government agencies.
Testimonials
"The AfA Coalition has managed to gather an international community at a time when it has never been more challenging, and important, for animal welfare, human health and the future of our planet. A huge well done."
