Have you visited Indybay.org lately?

[Guest guest]

Hello again

 

In case you haven’t dropped by in a bit, I just wanted

to point out some of the latest things posted to

Indybay’s Animal Liberation news and resources section

at http://www.indybay.org/animalliberation/…

 

• Just added a new feature tieing together all of the

newswire posts on the recent victories and struggles

in the fight against foie gras locally and beyond.

The only shortcoming of the piece is that I had to use

stock photo of a goose and I would have rather used a

recent protest/demo photo but none have come in lately

(so don’t forget to snap some shots at you veggie/AR

actions and post them for all to see).

 

• There’s news on SHAC’s latest actions regarding HLS

and a Bay Area vendor they rely on for supplies.

 

• A brief anonymous communiqué from ALF on their

release of farmed deer in Monterey County.

 

• A pretty thorough center-column feature pulling

together recent posts on the doctors and nutritionists

that are speaking out on vegetarianism and health.

 

• Photos and stories from the last round of KFC demos

in early January

 

• The latest can always be found in the newswire on

the right-hand side of the site: postings from Farm

Sanctuary, In Defense of Animals, East Bay Animal

Advocates, and others, as well as book reviews, urgent

calls for action, essays, and more.

 

• And finally, there’s tons of exciting upcoming

events all over the Bay Area and beyond in the Animal

Lib calendar at

http://www.indybay.org/animalliberation/#calendar

 

Remember that this is an open-publishing website,

meaning that if you work with a group and want to

raise it’s profile online, to those inside and outside

of the usual AR circles, if you have an issue to raise

as an individual and want to write about it, if you

have photos and/or video of demos you attend, if you

run across an email from you favorite group calling

for some specific action, if you know of an event

other veggies might appreciate the chance to attend,

by all means, post it in the newswire or upcoming

events calendar.

 

At Indybay, you are the reader and you can also be the

media. It's a space for you to learn, get active, and

self-publish your articles, photos, audio and video

for the world to see. As always, if you need any help

making the most of the site, just ask me.

 

Thank you for all your work for the animals.

 

Peace,

David

 

 

http://www.indybay.org/animalliberation/