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.
Originally published in Vegan Villager, Sherry Jeppson Zitter reflects on the often-overlooked humanitarian path to veganism, arguing that concern for world hunger and global justice can be just as powerful a catalyst for compassionate living as concern for animals, health, or the environment.
Sherry Zitter, a Massachusetts-based vegan activist, musician, social worker, and educator, reflects on food as outreach, compassion as practice, and why veganism belongs in every justice conversation.
A follow-up video featuring James Schultz, Chair of the Humane Party Policy Committee, sharing his thoughts on constitutional reform, ethics, and structural change — in his own words.
From a childhood moment of moral clarity to nearly two decades of vegan living and policy work, Kearney Robinson reflects on ethical awakening, sustainable activism, and the importance of community, care, and concrete action in building lasting change.
Legal scholar and policy strategist James Schultz reflects on veganism, justice, and animal liberation—examining how law, moral consistency, and collective responsibility shape a more just future.
The Humane Herald 