Michael Windsor is the senior director of corporate engagement at The Humane League.
Latest by this author
Inside the cruel pork industry, mother pigs are confined to tiny metal crates, repeatedly impregnated, and stripped of their piglets—all to meet demand for cheap meat.
Michael Windsor is the senior director of corporate engagement at The Humane League, a global nonprofit working to end the abuse of animals raised for food.
External
Thanks to Factory Farming, Bird Flu Is a Ticking Time Bomb
Salon | April | 2025
Raising billions of animals in crowded, unsanitary conditions heightens the risk of pandemics. We can do better.
Which Restaurants Honored Their Promise to Hens?
The Humane League | March | 2025
Major restaurant chains made bold promises to end cruel cages for hens. Our new report reveals which companies are delivering—and which aren’t.
The Humane League | December | 2024
For billions of male chicks born into the egg industry, their first day of life is often their last day of life. Technology that allows us to determine the sex of a chicken foetus will hopefully soon preclude this mass-killing of male chicks.
Tracking U.S. Hens Spared From Cages
The Humane League | December | 2024
Tracking the number of hens spared from cages is complicated. Here’s a look at some of the complexities.
The Humane League | March | 2023
More and more companies are going cage-free thanks to informed consumers speaking up and responsible corporate citizens taking action.
The Humane League | February | 2021
Whole Foods and Costco have shown that supermarkets in the US will need to take this issue seriously, or risk falling behind consumer expectations.
