Taking personal action to end all animal exploitation by not eating, wearing or using animals
Dr. Albert Schweitzer, born January 14, 1875, was a renown philosopher and pioneer in the world of animal protection and won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1952 for his “Reverence for Life” philosophy. He said, “Until...
The End of Medicine explores how dangerously close the human population is to complete antimicrobial resistance, the government’s complicity and collaboration with the animal agriculture industry, and how unprepared we are for what’s to come...
Think – Sustainable. Organic. Cultured. Cruelty-Free. Humane. Healthy. Safe. Cellular Agriculture. No Factory Farms, No Slaughterhouses! Clean Meat – Yes, Meat! How are we going to feed 9 billion people by 2050? How can...
Farmageddon, The True Cost of Cheap Meat By Philip Lymbery with Isabel Oakeshott Compassion in World Farming CEO, Philip Lymbery has joined award-winning journalist Isabel Oakeshott to tell the story of “our global farming system...
Cardinal John Henry Newman is considered a giant in the fields of theology, philosophy, and education. He was highly influential in academic and spiritual disciplines, and his writings and lifelong search for religious truth continue to...
“Somehow I failed to realize that the milk we drink is from permanently pregnant cows. If there is no calf, there is no milk. Her milk doesn’t go to her calf, it goes to...
John Wesley believed a vegetarian diet was the foundation for good health, a strong spiritual practice and connection with God. John Wesley (1703-1791) was the founder of the Methodist movement and the Christian denomination...
The China Study: The Most Comprehensive Study of Nutrition Ever Conducted and the Startling Implications for Diet, Weight Loss and Long-Term Health By T. Colin Campbell, PhD, and Thomas Campbell II, MD The China...
The Emotional Lives of Animals, A Leading Animal Scientist Explores Animal Joy, Sorry, and Empathy — and Why They Matter By Marc Bekoff Marc Bekoff spent years studying social communication across a wide range...
“They are somebody – not something. They resemble us physically, anatomically, psychologically, mentally—that is the truth of the matter. They are living beings who are aware of the world, aware of what happens to...
