The Southbank Centre’s Skylon restaurant at the Royal Festival Hall has become the next London landmark to withdraw foie gras from their New Year’s Eve menu thanks to pressure from Animal Equality’s #FoieGrasFreeGB campaign. Joining the Tate Modern in making…
Animal Equality is honoured to have once again been selected as a Top Charity by Animal Charity Evaluators (ACE), an independent research non-profit dedicated to finding and promoting the most effective ways to help animals. ACE analyses charities on the basis of their…
The Soil Association are the UK’s biggest organic certification scheme. Despite Animal Equality uncovering shocking cruelty and unacceptable conditions on one of their dairies, they have refused to drop the farm. It’s clear from this completely inadequate response that consumers can’t trust their ‘organic’ label.
Our groundbreaking virtual reality film ‘iAnimal: The dairy industry in 360-degrees’, which allows viewers to experience life – and death – through the eyes of a cow, has been shortlisted for a Raindance VRX award in the Best Social Impact Experience category.
Today, a joint letter has been submitted to Michael Gove demanding that decapod crustaceans; crabs, lobsters, shrimp and crayfish, be included under the definition of “animal” in the forthcoming Animal Welfare Bill and the 2006 Animal Welfare Act. There is now much compelling evidence that decapods, just like dogs, pigs, chickens and myriad other vertebrate animals are sentient beings, able to feel pain and suffer.
How many times has someone confidently told you that a plant-based diet is bad for you? That we have evolved to eat meat, that’s why we have incisors? That our ancestors ate it and we need it to survive? Well, this month, one of the UK’s most respected bodies on diet and nutrition, the British Dietetic Association (BDA), has confirmed that a vegan diet is healthy for people of all ages.
There are so many new vegan treats on the supermarket shelves that we need to tell you about them. Here’s our favourite 10.
This year was our first visit to Glastonbury, and we certainly hope it won’t be our last. We were so thrilled to be there and had an absolute blast.
If, like Animal Equality, you’re joining the many thousands of people who are fleeing the city this week to convene on Worthy farm, we have a roundup of the best plant based food on offer at Glastonbury festival. We’ll be there with iAnimal, bringing our life changing virtual reality films to the Green Futures Field.
How many times have you heard someone say that they are vegetarian, but still eat a little fish, because fish is “so good for us”? The facts, however, show that this claim has little credibility.
With Easter just around the corner, we’ve prepared some tips for your plant based celebration.
This Sunday, April 2nd, Animal Equality’s UK Director and Veganuary’s Marketing Manager will be running the Greater Manchester Marathon in support of each other’s organisations.
They are mothers, not machines.
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