Vegan Lifestyle

Streaming movies is fun, but it’s even better if they inspire you—and your students—to take action for animals.

There are easy and effective ways to advocate for animals from home—with your students and in general. Integrate some of these compassionate practices into your quarantine lifestyle.

Use these resources in your culinary class to introduce students to vegan replacements that they can use in all their cooking endeavors.

Have students sing about colorful fruits and vegetables with this song written by Dr. Jean Feldman. There’s also choreography to accompany the lyrics, along with a video of the song in action.

Set aside some time to make vegan ice cream with your students in the classroom.

Give your colleagues a chance to experience the deliciousness of cruelty-free vegan creamers by bringing some to your teacher’s lounge for everyone to share!

How do you teach kids about the dark side of dairy? Directly from the cow’s mouth! Voiced by Alicia Silverstone, Carly the cow is helping students go dairy-free.

Changing the world for animals and children is both rewarding and exhausting, so here are some easy ways to show yourself some love.

Pony rides, 4-H programs, pig races, exotic-animal shows, rodeos, and more—find out just how violent, dangerous, and abusive these fair “attractions” are.