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Saving Lives - One Bite at a Time - February 2007 |
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You Still Have Time to Host a Meatout Event
Please visit our Events page to find out, then sign up on the Registration page to receive free display & handout materials. Meatout is right around the corner… on March 20th, but you can get active any time throughout the month of March. Here are some quick and easy ways to host a Meatout event:
* Host a Meatout Snack at your school, workplace, or social event by picking up some vegan snack foods. * Arrange a Food Sampling to make visitors aware of the delicious meat & dairy alternatives available in stores. *Arrange a Video Screening of "Healthy You, Healthy Planet" (available from us) or "An Inconvenient Truth" (rent or buy), and explain the link between animal agriculture and global warming. Meatout 2007 is co-sponsored by In Defense of Animals, SoyBoy, E-Magazine, Vegetarian Times, PETA, Vegan Outreach, & Mercy for Animals. Please take a look at the 2006 photo gallery, review the detailed Action Center page, then register your event, even if your plans are only tentative.
You can register with your credit card on-line or by calling 800-632-8688. You may send payment to AR2007/FARM, 10101 Ashburton Lane, Bethesda, MD 20817 (please provide names, postal & e-mail addresses, phone numbers).
We were able to negotiate a room rate of only $90/95/100/105 + tax (14%) for single and multiple occupancy. To make a reservation, call 800-937-8461 and mention Animal Rights 2007. For more discounts, visit our Lodging page. The program will have 120 sessions including several workshops on the Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act and global warming . Exhibits registration is now open. 90 tables will exhibit literature and merchandise of animal rights and vegan organizations and enterprises. Please visit the AR2006 Mementos, including photo gallery, schedule, and testimonials, then take advantage of the discounted registration rate.
AETA brands animal activists as 'terrorists,' abridges our freedom of speech and assembly, and is exceptionally broad, vague, and contradictory. It cleared Congress in a controversial, underhanded maneuver, catching most Members unaware. We are creating a supportive climate for animal activism in the federal legislative and legal communities through legal and public conferences and through Congressional briefings and personal visits.
* Promote the Equal Justice Alliance by distributing our promo cards at local events. Contact EJA Promo. * Get your organization to join EJA by contacting EJA membership. * As an attorney, ask your local bar association to draft a statement opposing AETA. Contact EJA Legal for guidance.
* Become our Congressional Coordinator polling Members of Congress on their position on AETA and maintaining a contact database. * Become our Media Coordinator sending news releases on EJA activities and soliciting interviews. * Become our Website Coordinator updating the EJA website periodically. Please visit the EJA website to learn more about AETA and how to support our campaign. If you're an attorney, please contact our Executive Director.
The companion DVD provides a lecture on the benefits of vegan meals in schools for high school & middle school students as well as adults. Earth Voice Food Choice Manual (200 pp) $27.95 + S&H |
FARM Heroes This space features key supporters of FARM and the animal rights movement.
Dawn Moncrief joined the FARM staff in 2002 and was promoted to Executive Director three years later. Her main interest is in educating the public on the destructive impacts of animal agriculture on the world's poor, especially women, as noted on her website. Dawn hold an M.A. in Int'l Relations and Women/Development.
Victoria Stack is co-founder of International Communication Initiatives, working to advance a humane and environmentally sustainable society She is currently on the board of Rachel's Network, International Fund for Animal Welfare, Fauna & Flora International, and is active in a number of other humanitarian organizations. What is FARM FARM is a national nonprofit 501(c)(3) public interest group that advocates vegan eating and supports humane treatment of farmed animals. To learn about our national programs, please visit our website. FARM is supported by donations from caring folks like you. Because our staffers get reduced or no compensation, our overhead is below 5%. Because we raise our own funds, your donations go directly to support our programs. Caring Gifts For t-shirts, books, and other fun stuff, check out our gifts page.
Meatout T-shirt - $12 'Friends' T-shirt - $12 Global Warming poster Few of FARM's Favorite Links
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