“This’ll be the first year that we’re breaking the chain with tradition... nobody’s going to be eating any bird.” — Kevin Smith

After nearly losing her life, a young goat named Alice is getting the fresh start she needs at Farm Sanctuary’s Southern California Shelter and winning the hearts of all she meets.

If your school is anything like ours, starting a new club will require a teacher sponsor and your principal’s approval. Lucky for us, both happened immediately.

Bonnie cow is finally “out of the woods” after being on the run for nearly a year.

Barns where terrified animals lived in complete darkness, where a lack of air flow caused the air to reek of ammonia and food and water were nowhere to be found.

Whether signing petitions and writing letters to ban cruelties on farms or using your social following to tell stories and share information, you can make a big difference for farm animals workers, farmers, communities, and the planet.

There are so many great movies, books, websites, and other resources out there to keep people informed and up-to-date about our food system. Here's a comprehensive list of some of our favorites.

Whether it’s starting a club and inviting local activists to come speak to your class or encouraging plant-based meal options in your cafeteria, there are many ways to raise awareness about food system issues in your school. Here’s a handy guide to getting started!

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