Pax Fauna Handbook
  • Introduction
  • Mission Statement Explained
  • How We Show Up
    • How We Do Leadership
    • How We Do Power
    • How We Do Culture
  • Corporate
    • Bylaws
      • Article I: Purpose
      • Article II: Offices
      • Article III: Members
      • Article IV: Mission Circle
      • Article V: Holacracy Adoption
      • Article VI: Records
      • Article VII: Contracts, Checks, Deposits, Gifts, and Proxies
      • Article VIII: Indemnification
      • Article IX: Amendments
      • Article X: Standards of Conduct
      • Article XI: Miscellaneous
      • Conflict of Interest Policy
      • Document Retention Policy
      • Whistleblower Policy
    • Mission Circle Composition
    • Holacracy Constitution Summary
  • Holacracy Constitution v5
  • Policies of the Mission Circle
    • Administrative Duties of Partners
    • Spending Money
    • Expense Reimbursement & Time Tracking
    • Local Mileage Reimbursement
    • Financial Integrity
    • The Joy of Conflict
    • Time Off
    • Partner Feedback & Review
    • Disability & Accomodations
  • Compensation of Partners
  • Annotated Bibliography
    • Mass Movement Strategy
    • Political Storytelling
    • Organizational Craft
    • Transformational Culture
    • Research Methodologies
  • Model Agendas & Activities
    • Contemplation of Why We Are Here
    • Basic Ad-hoc/Tactical Meeting Agenda
    • Integrative Decision Making
    • Sprint Ceremonies
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  1. Corporate
  2. Bylaws

Article I: Purpose

Section 1.1 Name.

The Corporation shall be known as Pax Fauna.

Section 1.2 Purpose.

The mission of the of the corporation shall be as follows: Pax Fauna exists to create a kinder world for animals, human and otherwise, by accelerating the emergence of a highly intelligent, collaborative, Nonviolent grassroots mass movement ecosystem to abolish the animal slaughter industry in the United States. We aim to achieve this by conducting research and developing educational, informational, and material resources to enable local advocacy communities to seize the narrative about animal agriculture using controversial mass protest and scalable community organizing.

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