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Mikhala Kaseweter, MSc, advances right relationships with nonhuman animals through her work at the [https://betterfoodfoundation.org/ Better Food Foundation].
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Mikhala Kaseweter, MSc, is a self-professed bluestocking and friend to countless species. She advances right relationships with nonhuman animals through her work at the [https://betterfoodfoundation.org/ Better Food Foundation], as featured on [https://defaultveg.medium.com/ Medium] and in [https://blogs.timesofisrael.com/new-tech-not-all-its-cracked-up-to-be/ The Times of Israel]. Prior work included a brief organic farming stint and an internship at [https://d1jyxxz9imt9yb.cloudfront.net/resource/821/attachment/original/IFAW_ANIMALS_IN_DISASTER_REPORT_FINAL.pdf IFAW]. A native Midwesterner, she now resides in Vermont with one human and three felines.
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Washington, DC, mayor Muriel Bowser declared May 7–14, 2022, the city’s first-ever Veg Restaurant Week. From a political meet-and-greet over vegan soul food to braised mushroom tacos in Bethesda, more than thirty restaurants participated in some capacity, offering discounts, introducing new menu items, and hosting special events.
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Israeli gene editing tech blocks male embryos, making the egg industry humane...except for all the female chicks who live
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"We often look at environmental health and human health as separate issues, when in reality they are inextricably linked - come learn about the role factory farming plays in sustainability, and why this is likely the first time you'll ever be hearing about this topic in-depth. Mikhala Kaseweter with Greener by Default will be giving a brief overview explaining the benefits of implementing plant-based defaults anywhere food is served." Presenters: - Cassidy Thompson, CSCC Sustainability Group & Factory Farming Awareness Coalition (Advocacy Institute College Internship Final Advocacy Project Lesson) - Mikhala Kaseweter, Greener by Default and DefaultVeg Fellow with Better Food Foundation Resources Mentioned In Video: FFACoalition.org HappyCow.net PCRM.org GreenerByDefault.com BetterFoodFoundation.org Join FFAC's Advocacy Institute! ffacoalition.org/advocacy-institute Get involved with Columbus State Community College's Sustainability Group! connect.cscc.edu/engage/organization/sustainability
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