This year’s chicken webinar, hosted by Compassionate Living on Saturday, May 21, was a fantastic success!
If you missed it, we’ve got you covered. Videos of all the presentations are now posted.
That includes Lantern author Karen Davis‘ fantastic presentation on “The Use of Chickens in Agricultural Research!” To watch her video, click here.
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Joanne Kong, editor of Vegan Voices, was recently interviewed by Chuck Carroll on The Exam Room Podcast, hosted by the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine. She discusses how our food choices impact the environment.
Listen to the episode here: https://www.pcrm.org/news/exam-room-podcast/healthiest-foods-environment-and-you-too-dr-joanne-kong?fbclid=IwAR22I-pVdAQbhR3XduURvJvxbfOdPzJASMo-mqXT-vhBH7vBvWXwX1_QwHY
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The Peace Advocacy Network is excited to present the third panel in their Speaker Series, Crafting a Sustainable Food System: Veganism and Food Equity, moderated by Eloísa Trinidad, Executive Director at Chilis on Wheels.
This wonderful panel discussion features four diverse panelists who are using their unique talents to work towards food equity and sustainability, including JoAnne Kong (editor of Vegan Voices).
Your pay-what-you-can ticket donation (suggested $10) will help us reach our goal of saving over 7,500 animals in 2023.
Learn more about this event and register at Eventbrite:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/crafting-a-sustainable-food-system-veganism-and-food-equity-tick ets-310028221757
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Z. Zane McNeill, editor of Vegan Entanglements, was on the Thought About Food Podcast, where he discussed the book and what “carceral veganism” and “anti-carceral veganism” means and looks like.
Bonus: Zane also shared a recipe for Butternut Mac ‘n Cheez that his mom made early in his journey to being vegan!
Listen to the episode here, view show notes, and see what else the Thought About Food podcast has to offer.
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The World Becomes What We Teach is back at #1 in Philosophy and Social Aspects of Education!
Zoe Weil‘s bestselling book once again earned the top spot in Amazon’s rankings—proving those 4.5 stars aren’t just for show.
If you’d like to learn more about this fantastic title, or get a copy for yourself, click on the following links:
About the book
Buy it as an eBook
See the Amazon listing
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HIDDEN: Animals in the Anthropocene was nominated as Independent Publisher’s “Indie Groundbreaking Book” for March 2022. The article, written by Jim Barnes, highlights the unique strengths of this “unflinching book of photography.”
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The Institute For Animal Happiness presents critical education on how to protect not only the birds in our care, but also protect wildlife and people. This version of HPAI (“Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza”) spreads easily and has already appeared in NYS. It has spread to 12 states and many countries, leading to tragedy and heartbreak: extremely large populations of birds being killed.
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Watch “fascinating in-depth interviews with the fiercest critics of the establishment” as Chris Hedges discusses veganism and mass incarceration with educator and poet, Gretchen Primack—author of Kind.
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Join Encompass founder Aryenish Birdie and fellow essayists Shayna Rowbotham and Christopher Eubanks to discuss Antiracism in Animal Advocacy: Igniting Cultural Transformation.
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Caryn Hartglass from Responsible Eating And Living interviewed Cheryl Moss about her newest book, Gabriel.
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