where science and ethics intersect with politics
Actress, writer, and producer Felicia Greenfield discusses the inspiration behind Friends Not Food, ethical filmmaking with sanctuary animals, Hollywood, climate storytelling, and why laughter may be one of the movement’s most powerful tools for change.
Mexico’s ban on captive marine mammals made international headlines, but a quieter legal revolution may prove even more significant. As Mexican courts increasingly recognize the interests of whales and the Rights of Nature, the country is helping redefine humanity’s relationship with the natural world.
Campaign promises spark hope and mobilize movements—but real progress is measured after the speeches end.
Animal rescuer Zoe Rosenberg faces a 90-day jail sentence — and potentially life-threatening medical neglect — for saving four suffering chickens from a Perdue slaughterhouse. Her case exposes a deeper crisis in California: the criminalization of compassion and the protection of corporate cruelty at any cost.
No Experience Required Having admitted that he had no animal experience, Tyrone McGill was hired to serve as manager of … More
The Dallas Morning News recently reported that Democratic Mayor Pro Tem Dwaine Caraway—ironically, the chair of Dallas Public Safety Committee—has … More
After several secretly filmed videos have repeatedly revealed horrific animal abuse—some of which was labeled by Dr. Bernard Rollin, Distinquished … More
Grey wolves’ endangered status will be lifted and hunting will resume in Idaho and Montana under a deal by wildlife … More
WorldFest 2011 is happening on May 22, 2011! For more information, visit: http://www.worldfestevents.com/
The Animal Rights National Conference will be held this year in Los Angeles, California, at the Westin LAX Hotel. The Conference runs … More
The Humane Herald 