Animal Rights & Civil Disobedience, with Amy Soranno

06/21/22 • 53 min

In the 8th episode of the Principles of Change podcast, I discuss activism, civil disobedience and more with grassroots animal rights activist, Amy Soranno. Amy has been active for years despite a rare disease that makes it painful and difficult for her to do everything she's doing. She and 2 other activists are now facing potential jail time due to their civil disobedience.
In Today's Episode:

Intro
Amy's background
Amy's disability
Civil disobedience events
Consequences of Amy's activism
Amy's future plans
Advice on Activism
Amy's Principles of Change

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Intro
Amy's background
Amy's disability
Civil disobedience events
Consequences of Amy's activism
Amy's future plans
Advice on Activism
Amy's Principles of Change

Links:
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excelsior4.org

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Previous Episode

Damien Mander & The All Female Vegan Rangers: The Akashinga

In the 7th episode of the Principles of Change podcast, I discuss the work of the International Anti Poaching Foundation with its founder, Damien Mander. Damien is a former Australian Royal Navy Clearance Diver and Special Operations military sniper who used his life savings and funds to start the International Anti Poaching Foundation, where we find the Akashinga: Africa's first armed, plant-based, all-women anti-poaching unit.
In Today's Episode:

Intro & Damien's Story
How the IAPF started
Do confrontations get violent?
Are all the rangers really Vegan?
How many animals have you saved?
What about demilitarisation?
How can people help?
Damien's Principles of Change

https://www.iapf.org

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Next Episode

Collective Fashion Justice with Emma Håkansson

In the 9th episode of the Principles of Change podcast, I discuss fashion and ethics with Emma Håkansson from Collective Fashion Justice. Emma is the author of How Veganism Can Save Us, she writes for publications on sustainable and ethical fashion, and consults with brands on their ethics and environmental impact.
In Today's Episode:

Intro
Emma's background
What is Collective Fashion Justice?
Is fake fur sustainable?
What is biodegradable and recyclable?
Bamboo cotton
How ethical are big companies?
New technologies
Emma’s principles of change

Links:
https://www.collectivefashionjustice.org

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