NARD 16: National Animal Rights Day (NARD) is June 7, 2026
National Animal Rights Day (NARD) functions as Memorial Day and Independence Day for the animals, combined. It brings together thousands of animal…
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‘Crime or Rescue’: Upcoming documentary to spotlight Ridglan Farms story
'Crime or Rescue' is an investigative documentary by Swiss filmmaker Rebecca Loviconi that chronicles the high-stakes world of 'open rescues' in the…
‘THE PEACE ACT’: Ballot initiative criminalizing hunting and fishing moves forward in Oregon
The Oregon's ballot measure, Initiative Petition 28, has garnered 120,000 signatures, more than the roughly 117,000 it needs to go to vote in…
The Limits of Solidarity: Why does ‘leftist’ moral clarity evaporate when animals enter the conversation?
Leftists will speak movingly about hierarchies of domination and systems of violence right up until the victim is a pig or a cow instead of a person.…
Sacred Slaughter: When does religious freedom become a licence for cruelty?
Is animal cruelty still animal cruelty when it is performed in the name of religion? British law, in its current form, answers: not quite. The same…
‘Bodies of Research’: This haunting short film reimagines animal testing
In the new bone-chilling short film, 'Bodies of Research', disorienting flashes of suffering unfold behind plastic curtains and sterile walls as…
‘Cow Trip’: New documentary of a baby cow saved from slaughter
Mickey the baby cow was given weeks to live - until this farmer's girlfriend decided to save him. Nothing went as planned when a freshly-retired…
‘Rowdy Girl’: Documentary about a Texas cattle rancher’s change of heart
'Rowdy Girl' showcases the inspiring work of Renee King-Sonnen, who has lived on both sides of the fence, and proves that there is a common ground…
Ed Winters: Billie Eilish, veganism, and the left’s moral ‘blind spot’
Like the rest of the political spectrum, the left fails to properly consider the moral worth of animals. The claims made against veganism by the…
‘The Dying Trade’: New film documents a vegan activist’s relationship with his father, a slaughterhouse worker
Jack is a vegan activist. His father is a slaughterhouse worker. After years of avoiding the subject, Jack sets out to confront the unspoken tension…
The ‘Universal Solvent’: There is no justice without veganism
If cruelty is the basic building block of injustice, then veganism just might be the universal solvent. The act of consuming tortured flesh may well…
MEAT-HOOKED: Is it harder to cut back on meat than to quit smoking?
For two decades, researchers have studied the relative effectiveness of different approaches to motivate people to reduce their meat consumption.…
A Drift Toward Apathy: What the slowdown of veganism reveals about American culture
The recent cultural decline of veganism isn’t about the failure of its ethics; rather, it’s about the cultural mood that once made those ethics feel…
STUDY: Scientists reveal the scale of meat and dairy industry ‘greenwashing’
The research study examined 1,233 environmental claims made by 33 of the biggest meat and dairy companies between 2021-2024, pulled from publicly…
When Progress Misleads: The hidden baseline problem in animal advocacy
Animal advocacy has undergone a remarkable transformation. What began in the 1970s as a largely grassroots movement grounded in moral persuasion has…
VEGANS WORLDWIDE: Documentary series portrays vegan lifestyle around the world
VEGANS WORLDWIDE: Debut documentary "Vegans Worldwide – Los Angeles“ is the first of a series for portraying vegan lifestyle all around the globe. We…
Martin Whybrow: ‘How Long Shall These Things Be?’
The author, Martin Whybrow, speaks to pioneers, the NGOs, today’s grassroots campaigners, and those devising new tactics. He reports from the factory…
THINK AGAIN: Do you support industrial civilization and demand veganism from others?
Factory farming is not a natural phenomenon. It is a specific product of Western industrial capitalism — dependent on mass infrastructure, corporate…