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This August, Farm Sanctuary will spotlight family-focused content, like bringing up children in a vegan household and parenthood in an era of social justice reform.

Porosity is a crucial component to the careful management of Black hair, and is especially important for Black people who identify as vegans.

While it's exciting to see all the whimsical ways produce can be altered, genetically modified food is incredibly controversial.

While veganism certainly has its strengths in promoting a holistic lifestyle, should it be used to encourage and sustain weight loss?

With greater grassroots efforts to promote and educate communities about veganism, individuals from these environments can and hopefully will move away from wild animals as a food source. 

Farm Sanctuary has employed multiple people who started in college or as volunteers who endeavor to help us make the world a better place.

As July 2022 nears its end, we want to acknowledge the rescue anniversaries of these animal residents.

These people are the gatekeepers who help smaller brands break through to ravenous consumers, or keep those name brands that have graced shelves for years top of mind with shoppers.

Learn more about ethical, non-invasive research at Farm Sanctuary, which explores the complex lives of farm animals and aims to change how people understand and relate to them, as species and individuals.

Farm Sanctuary's Youth Leadership Council even produced its own zine called "YLC Zine," created by students to inform readers about the perilousness of factory farms.