Alexander Hamilton argued that a united economy was essential to a functioning government. Nearly 240 years later, his questions about taxation, trade, and public responsibility remain familiar.
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Have You Ever Thought About Running for Office?
The Humane Party is looking beyond a single election cycle, inviting people across the U.S. to explore whether local public office could become part of their advocacy.
Welcome to the New Era of Animal Welfare. Some Animals May Not Enter.
“Welcome to the new era of animal welfare—eligibility determined by intended human use.” ~Thorn & Thistle
Trump Says CNN, MS NOW and Politico Are Banned From the White House
The September 18 announcement immediately raised questions about press access and the First Amendment — but exactly what the ban will mean in practice remained unclear Friday evening.
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From the Latin comes the Spanish rodear, a “roundup” – the practical, unglamorous work of gathering cattle. American English, with a cowboy twang-drawl, turned rodeo into an “exhibition” and “contest.”
Behind the Gates of Marshall BioResources
On September 12, animal advocates began walking west from Albany, New York, toward a sprawling property roughly 200 miles away in North Rose. Their destination is Marshall BioResources, a name that means relatively little to much of the American public despite the company’s significant place within the animal-research industry.
The 1.5°C Threshold Is Falling. Our Responsibility Isn’t.
The world is expected to cross the 1.5°C climate threshold, but that does not make further warming inevitable. Every fraction of a degree still matters—for people, animals, ecosystems, and the choices we make next.
Crated
You can help one pig, you can pull up a crate, or you can put down the pork.
Devastated by Doves
Just before dawn tomorrow, shotgun shots will pierce the desert air, ricochet off the boulders and set off an echoing crack! … crack! … crack! …
Grandstanding
Farming and rodeo have had four decades to evolve – but they still operate on the same principles: animal commodification and corporate exploitation.
Voices of the Movement: Monique Lukens Keeps Putting Animals on the Agenda
Educator, artist, and longtime vegan advocate Monique Lukens is bringing animal ethics into classrooms, unions, and institutional spaces—one proposal, one question, and one ripple at a time.
The Listening Lounge Reboot: Abolition with Shelley Harrison
The Listening Lounge is a Voices of the Movement series from The Humane Herald, resurfacing music, interviews, spoken word, and other audio worth hearing again.
This Is What Political Organizing Can Look Like
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Building the Humane Party Takes More Than Good Ideas
The Humane Party is growing—and building a national political movement takes resources. Learn how donations support outreach, candidate development, essential infrastructure, volunteer tools, and humane advocacy.
Did You Know About VeganJobs.com?
Did you know there is a global platform dedicated to connecting vegan professionals with values-aligned organizations? The Humane Party is now posting volunteer opportunities on VeganJobs.com, with more roles to come—while our traditional volunteer form remains open to anyone ready to get involved.
Beyond Animal Welfare: Mexico’s Ocean Is Changing the Law
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.
