Format: Reports & Articles
Stop Torturing Animals in the Name of Science
This essay outlines the need to establish a Belmont Report for Animals that extends important research protections that humans get to other animals.
Building Better Roadways for People, Animals, and the Planet
Having the freedom to move toward resources and away from threats is critical to the health and wellbeing of all life on the planet.
Advancing Medical Research Through Ethics and Innovation
Research has depended heavily on violating the rights of the most vulnerable. But public demand has resulted in a reevaluation of how research is done.
Toward a More Just and Sovereign Food System
Vegan biocyclic and vegan stock-free organic agriculture demonstrate that food that is healthy for humans can be grown in harmony with the earth and with free-living animals.
The Benefits of Vegan Permaculture and Food Forests
Learn more about the power of vegan permaculture and food forests to help create community, increase food sovereignty, and alleviate food insecurity.
Why the US Must Ratify the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
Learn why the US needs to ratify the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC).
Toward the Goal of a Clothing and Textiles Industry That Is Healthy for People, Animals, and the Planet
Learn about the importance of shifting to ethical fashion policies and practices and about who is leading the way.
Measuring a Population’s Progress
As a society, we cannot know if circumstances are improving unless we compare them with the past. But are metrics like Gross Domestic Product (GDP) sufficient?
Challenging the Way We Produce and Consume Food
The COVID-19 pandemic provided opportunities to change how we produce and consume food.
The Ethical Challenges of Animal Research: Honoring Henry Beecher’s Approach to Moral Problems
In 1966, Dr. Henry K. Beecher drew attention to common moral problems in human research. A deep dive reveals similar moral problems with animal research.