Education & Support
Learn / Change / Grow / Repeat
This channel offers a variety of videos aimed at moving toward a post-animal-use world. Included on this channel is Interviews with a Friendly Vegan with Dr. Suzanne McAllister who speaks with people from all walks of life - vegans, vegan activists, and non-vegans. Click HERE.
With an abundance of compassion, Anne helps people talk about veganism, even when that's a hard thing to do. For more information, visit http://www.conversationswithafriendlyvegan.com/
AVS promotes a compassionate, healthful, sustainable lifestyle. Eating an entirely plant-sourced diet, the vegan way of living does not use animals for food, clothing, commodities, sport, or entertainment.
Whether you've been vegan for years or are just curious, you'll find something on this incredible site that will help you learn about veganism while you build your supportive community. https://www.vlearningcommunity.org/
Together we can bring about the greatest transformation in human history. The time is now. Learn more at climatehealers.org
If compassion, empathy, and reverence for all living beings is important to you, visit veganspirituality.com for community, education and support.
Intimate, authentic and practical, this is not your usual podcast. Each week Rev Carol Saunders engages in extraordinary conversations with interesting people on spiritual living and spiritual perceptions of reality.
The Animals & Society Institute (ASI) is a nonprofit human-animal relationship think tank that is devoted to advancing human knowledge to improve animal lives. We are dedicated to improving the lives of animals and people through research and analysis that leads to more humane and compassionate communities.
The Compassion Consortium is a non-sectarian center. We offer well-being resources, spiritual guidance, support, and community fellowship to Vegans, Vegetarians, animal rights activists, animal lovers, and all humans who care about and advocate for animals and the planet.
Law & Politics
Here are some links to help you support change on a policy level.
The Nonhuman Rights Project is the only civil rights organization in the United States dedicated solely to securing rights for nonhuman animals. https://www.nonhumanrights.org/
DC Voters for Animals is a political organization that coalesces the voice of the animal voter in Washington, DC. DCVFA is inclusive of all who want to pass laws for animals, whether wildlife, farm animals, or companion animals. https://dcvfa.com/
The Animal Rights Committee works to end the oppression and exploitation of non-human animals. Learn more at https://nlgnyc.org/animal-rights-commitee/
Attorneys for Animals (AfA) is an organization of Michigan lawyers, law school graduates, law students, certified legal assistants, and others who believe a legal system is an important tool in protecting animals and bettering their lives.
Sanctuaries & Rescues
Help sanctuaries and rescues save animals.
Farm Sanctuary was founded in 1986 to combat the abuses of factory farming, advocate for institutional reforms, and encourage a new awareness and understanding of farm animals and the benefits of cruelty-free, plant-based living. In recent years, science has confirmed the inhumane and destructive impact of animal agriculture — a food system based on interrelated oppression and injustice. https://www.farmsanctuary.org/home
Advocacy & Activism
Make your voices heard
Revolution Philadelphia
We believe in non-violent direct action, education, outreach and policy change to bring about change. We are anti-speciesist and vegan. We envision a world free from animal exploitation. A kinder world, where animals are not treated as mere commodities, or a means to an end for our greed but accepted for who they are: sentient individuals worthy of respect and capable of living meaningful lives of their own. https://www.rev-philly.org
Animal ACTivists of Philadelphia
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If we'reserious about helping ensure a better future for animals, we have to start demanding much more from ourselves than we have previously. We have to dedicate ourselves to effective campaigning. We have to support local grass-roots struggles, both in the streets and with donations. We have to choose our targets strategically, with a mind to bottlenecks. In any case, we need to do more! There are many, many opportunities to "meet up" for animals. .https://www.facebook.com/Philly4Animals/
The PAUW Project in Pictures: A Photographic Exploration
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