Episode Details

In this episode of The Hen Report, Jasmin Singer and Mariann Sullivan delve into the psychological barriers to activism and the importance of community action for animal rights. They discuss a thought-provoking YouTube video that explores feelings of powerlessness and how to overcome them. The conversation highlights the role of community and small actions in creating significant change for animals.

This episode explores:

• A discussion on feelings of helplessness in activism and how community action can combat this.
• Insights from a Barry’s Economics video on the psychology of powerlessness and its relevance to animal rights.
• The importance of agency and small actions in advocacy work.
• Recent positive developments in vegan products, including IKEA’s and Starbucks’ new vegan offerings.
• A call to action for lawyers interested in teaching animal law through a workshop at Oklahoma City University.

RESOURCES

• • • • • There Is Reason For Hope. Here’s The Proof – Barry’s Economics
        • IKEA And Tiny Chef Launch New Vegan-Friendly Falafel Balls
        • Widespread public support and pluralistic ignorance associated with United States Animal Protection Policy
        • The ‘vegan but bacon’ principle is here. Could it help us achieve our goals?
        • Law Lecturers’ Workshops
        • Boycott (Cow’s) Milk Let’s get these babies back with their mamas.
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