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Take it from someone who uses the Super Bowl as a bathroom break to get back to the main-event (commercials!): This year, the ads that were shown during the big game made history with their creative alternatives to live animals. Check out our five animal-friendly favorites:
Let me be the first to congratulate VegTerps, the student animal rights group at the University of Maryland, on winning this year's Libby Award for "Best Student Group!" The honor is well-deserved.
Even though they've existed for less than a year, VegTerps has made every single UMD student aware that the McDonald's location in their Student Union has got to go—at least until the company switches to controlled-atmosphere killing, as PETA has called for. Their high-profile campaign has garnered thousands of petition signatures, endorsements from PETA vice presidents, and captivated the attention of the student body.
Most recently, the group whipped out their own personal chicken costume, and handed out flyers all over campus about why Ronald McDonald needs to get the boot. Check out some pictures from their outing, as well as this student-produced report about the campus campaign!
I don't know what it is about Canadian bands lately, but I have another 5 Questions blog with a band from north of the border. peta2, meet Stereos! These guys caught my eye the minute I checked them out. They're quickly making a name for themselves in Canada, and now I'm stoked to let you guys in on who I think is the next big thing! Here is drummer Aaron Verdonk in his own words ...

How can being cute help animals? Easy!
Every year, countless (literally—the government doesn't even count the number of mice and rats killed in animal tests, considering them too unimportant and expendable) mice and rats, who are the most common victims in animal testing, are blinded, poisoned, and killed for things like lipstick, hairspray, and soap.
Pointless? Yep. But you can help by always buying cruelty free products and by telling all of your friends that animal testing breaks hearts!









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1. HUMAN RIGHTS AND SOCIAL JUSTICE

2. THE INFLUENCE OF CULTURE, MEDIA AND CONSUMERISM.

3. ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT.

4. ANIMAL RIGHTS, AND NATURAL HEALTH.


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The Humane Generation Network is a place for teachers and students, for college and university students, for free souls, for parents, for the community in general interested in the principles of Humane Education. For the power of Change and Unity, for the believers that together we can build a Humane Better World.
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Started by Founder Mr. Estopinan in INTRODUCE YOURSELF. Last reply by Robert Lucius Sep. 2, 2009.
Started by Founder Mr. Estopinan in HUMAN ISSUES (social justice, human rights, diversity...). Last reply by Founder Mr. Estopinan Jul. 20, 2007.
Started by Founder Mr. Estopinan in CULTURAL ISSUES (consumerism, influence, media...) Jun. 16, 2007.
Started by Founder Mr. Estopinan in ANIMAL ISSUES (acts of cruelty and kindness related to animals). Last reply by Founder Mr. Estopinan Sep. 8, 2007.
Started by Founder Mr. Estopinan in ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES (global warming, deforestation, alternative energy...) Jun. 16, 2007.
Each week we post links to news about humane education & humane living, and items connected to humane issues, from human rights to environmental preservation, to animal protection, to media, consumerism and culture."It takes a village to raise a racist" (via Alternet) (2/9/10)
3 examples of families making eco-choices (via Treehugger) (2/8/10)
PlanetGreen guide to Sweatshop-free shopping (via PlanetGreen) (2/8/10)
Hydro-piracy in the Amazon (via Treehugger) (2/8/10)
The carbon fooprint of: tofu (via Treehugger) (2/8/10)
"Environmental future depends on education" (op-ed) (via Daily Cardinal) (2/7/10)
When will we stop the holocaust in the Congo? (op-ed) (via NY Times) (2/6/10)
FDA allows "not safe for humans" drug to be used with livestock before slaughter (via Alternet) (2/2/10)
Students develop own campaign to stop bullying (via Cincinnati.com) (2/2/10)
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There's no shortage of violence against youth in the U.S. But, what are the causes and how can we as educators, students, parents and activists best respond proactively to such a tragedy and help nurture systems and conditions that allow youth to grow into happy, humane citizens and changemakers?
In my book, Most Good, Least Harm, I have a chapter on "Activism, Volunteerism, and Democracy." My contention is that in order to create a more sustainable, peaceful, and humane world, we not only need to make personal choices that do the most good and the least harm and choose work and careers that contribute to more restorative systems, but we also need to participate fully as changemakers and that means being active, of service, and a full participant within our democratic systems.
"I'm absolutely appalled to see that we are stealing childhood away from children." ~ Chislaine Cloutier, Elementary school principal
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