Jo-Anne McArthur is a Canadian award-winning photojournalist, animal rights activist, photo editor, author, and the founder and President of We Animals Media.
The Fishing Industry Must Be Held Accountable
Why is the fishing industry bad? Is the fishing industry sustainable?
Remembering Steven Wise: Animal Rights Lawyer And Fearless Trailblazer
Steven M. Wise, a passionate animal rights lawyer who argued for the rights of animals and gave a voice to great apes, elephants, and whales, has died at age 73 at his home in Coral Springs, Florida, after an extended illness.
Proof That Animal Vigils Really Do Good
In pouring rain, in ice and snow and in heat waves, activists are standing up for justice and bearing witness at slaughterhouses.
Veganuary & Earth Month University Pledge Campaign
Veganuary is underway, and people around the world are swapping out meat, dairy, fish, and eggs for healthier and kinder alternatives.
The Methane Menace: 3 Ways to Cut Emissions and Avoid Catastrophe
Methane is a powerful greenhouse gas that poses a significant threat to the climate emergency. Although carbon dioxide (CO2) is the most prevalent and well-known greenhouse gas, methane is even more potent.
To Avoid Another Pandemic, We Must Stop Exploiting Chickens
For months there has been talk among chicken farmers about H5N1, or bird flu, arriving in Ontario.
7 Things You Can Do This Earth Day!
Earth Day is an annual event held every April 22nd to demonstrate support and awareness of our planet, and the need for urgent action to protect the environment from climate change…
How Scotland Can Lead the Plant-based Milk Revolution
Edinburgh made history on January 18, 2023, as the first European capital to endorse the call for a global Plant Based Treaty as a companion to the Paris Agreement.
The Veganic Way: The Agricultural Revolution for Our Modern World
Is it possible to grow food without exploiting animals in gardening/homesteading and farming systems? Even if we did not keep domesticated animals, isn’t it necessary to at least use animal manure?
A Slow, Cruel Death: Scientists Condemn Proposals for World’s First Octopus Farm
Scientists have echoed calls to halt plans for the world’s first large-scale octopus farm after the shocking and cruel method for killing the animals was revealed by confidential documents shown to the BBC.
8 things NYC Mayor Eric Adams is doing to create a plant-based city
New York City is a world leader in implementing plant-based solutions to address the climate crisis and improve peoples’ health.