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Leafleting at the FIFA World Cup
Another sporting event, another chance for vegan outreach by Animal Outlook supporters… As thousands of soccer fans poured into Atlanta for the …continue reading
Vegan Jerky at a Baconfest
🥩🌱 Vegan jerky at a Baconfest? You bet. Last weekend, our volunteer Kristine hit the streets of Kelseyville, CA for Baconfest. Over …continue reading
Misconceptions About Animal Activism
Common Outside Perceptions: Animal activism is often seen as: Extreme or emotional Disconnected from broader social issues Only for certain “types” of …continue reading
Consumer Power in the Fight Against Animal Agriculture
The Role of Consumer Choices? The Basic Idea: Consumer demand influences what companies produce. When people buy more plant-based foods, companies respond …continue reading
Talking to Kids About Where Food Comes From: With Honesty and Compassion
Every day, parents, older siblings, teachers, and mentors face big questions from kids about the world around them. One of the most …continue reading
Our Newest Interactive Game At Two Earth Day Events
What happens when you challenge people to guess which milk uses the most water? 🌊 Last week, our California chapter leaders Kristine …continue reading
VegWeek 2026 Kickoff Party in Atlanta
VegWeek 2026 is here! Last week in Atlanta, organizer Nichole Dandrea-Russert, MS, RDN threw down at the Patagonia store with a VegWeek …continue reading
Meat-related Cognitive Dissonance
People often feel uncomfortable when they’re reminded that meat comes from animals. Psychologists call this meat-related cognitive dissonance (MRCD) (Rothgerber, 2020). It …continue reading
Protect Fish with Your Plate: Try These Vegan Seafood Brands
When you see “seafood” on a menu, it’s often marketed as fresh, clean, and sustainable. But Animal Outlook’s groundbreaking salmon investigation revealed …continue reading
Vegan Cheese and Wine Pairing
🍷🧀 This weekend proved once again that delicious food speaks louder than labels. Our incredible regional chapter leader Kristine M. organized a …continue reading
