AR2010 Is Almost Here – Exciting Updates

FARM Underground Inspires Youth Activism

Get Ready for World Farm Animals Day

AR2010 Is Almost Here – Exciting Updates

The Animal Rights 2010 National Conference is taking place next week, July 15-19th, in Washington, DC. A thousand people are expected. Don't miss it!

Bruce Friedrich of PETA and Zoe Weil of the Institute for Humane Education are joining the 90 other AR2010 presenters. Congressman Dennis Kucinich will speak at the Friday morning plenary.

Key features include a hundred sessions, 80 exhibits, 50 videos, Awards Banquet, networking receptions with vegan snacks, newcomer orientation, and delicious vegan meals. Featured films are Bold Native, SkinTrade, and The Cove.

Not yet registered? Sign up today! Don't forget to pre-order your banquet, AR2010 T-shirt, and audio/video recordings.

Want to save money and help out? Sign on as an AR2010 Intern to earn back the cost of registration.

AR2010 is co-sponsored by In Defense ofAnimals, as well as Int'l Primate Protection League,,E/Magazine, A Well-Fed World, Anti-Fur Society, League of Humane Voters, Mercy For Animals, Motive Clothing, Open the Cages, People for Chinese Animals, Skin Trade, Stop Animal Exploitation!, United Poultry Concerns, VegNews Magazine.

Check out the AR2010 Program, then pre-register today!

FARM Underground Inspires Youth Activism

In January, we launched FARM Underground an exciting youth-oriented program promoting veganism and inspiring activism among high school and college students. The website provides information on conducting outreach at concerts, as well as “Veganizing Your Cafeteria.”

New outreach handouts include Break the Chains of Slavery and The Dark Side of Dairy & Eggs. FARM Underground’s 400+ activists have distributed approximately 12,000 handouts and conducted numerous leafleting and tabling events since the beginning of the year. Stay tuned for the brand new FARM Underground T-shirt!

Get involved at www.FARMUnderground.org.

Get Ready for World Farm Animals Day

Each year around October 2nd, activists from every U.S. state and dozens of countries hold events to memorialize and expose the suffering and deaths of over 55 billion animals worldwide. World Farm Animals Day observances range from dramatic protests, die-ins, and cage-ins to simpler leafleting events and tables.

This year, FARM will take on animal exploiting industries and demand that they be held publicly accountable for the billions of deaths they cause each year.

Visit the WFAD Action Center to brainstorm activities & begin planning.

Special Thanks to AR2010 Co-Sponsors: