Camille Labchuk and guest co-host Kaitlyn Mitchell delve deeply into Animal Justice’s request that governments deny bailout funding to factory farms and slaughterhouses, and instead fund a transition to a more resilient, plant-based agriculture system that’s also more pandemic-proof. Business-as-usual isn’t good for animals, workers, public health, the environment, or …continue
From voting geese to deliberating honeybees, animals practice their own form of democracy. But can they participate in the human democratic process? Can they be considered citizens? Scholar and artist Eva Meijer discusses “an interspecies democracy.” Plus Paul Waldau unpacks Senator Booker’s proposed Farm System Reform Act The post Animal …continue
Javier Rufino Rus es Fiscal Delegado de Medio Ambiente, Urbanismo y Patrimonio Histórico de la Fiscalía Provincial de Sevilla. Además de ejercer su labor como fiscal desde hace más de 20 años, ha trabajado para la UE en La Haya en asuntos de crimen organizado transnacional y desde 2011 colabora …continue
We all have a food story; the story that we tell ourselves about what we eat and why we eat it. It’s that story that runs the show when it comes to how we shop, cook, and feed our children. It was most often taught to us by our parents …continue
Welcome to Episode 25 of Always for Animal Rights! This week’s episode features an interview with the professors Vasile Stanescu, PhD, and John Sanbonmatsu, PhD, who explain why animal advocates should not promote lab-grown “meat” (a.k.a….This item has files of the following types: Archive BitTorrent, Columbia Peaks, Flac, Item Tile, …continue
In this episode, we speak to Danielle Duffield, co-founder of the New Zealand Animal Law association about New Zealand’s animal welfare laws. Greyhound racing has restarted under alert level 3, and fast food faces unprecedented demand at drive-throughs. But do people really know what’s in their bucket of KFC? And …continue
Season 1, Episode 17. In this episode, we hear from lauren, from the Food Empowerment Project. lauren explains how food justice is central to FEP’s advocacy for social justice for both human and nonhuman animals. We hear about some of the initiatives taking place, including the chocolate list – and …continue
