Action for Veganism and Climate

11/04/2026

As part of the ongoing Plant Powered Campus campaign at Metropolitan international University Kampala, Our team lead, Kiggundu Reagan Ronald was hosted on the Tower, a talk show now streaming across the university social media platforms that is X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok.

With over 80% of students owning smartphones and enjoying free internet access on campus, this digital approach is helping amplify the message of plant-based living far and wide.

During the session, Our team lead shared powerful insights on the health, economic, compassionate, and environmental benefits of embracing a plant-based diet sparking meaningful conversations among students.

And the impact is already showing! In just one week, the talk show has already attracted over 4,000 views showing growing interest among students in healthier and more sustainable food choices.

02/04/2026

We wrapped up our Plant-Powered Campus workshop at Metropolitan International University Kampala on a high note.

The session concluded with the awarding of certificates to all participating student leaders recognizing their commitment to championing plant-based food systems for individuals health, animals and the planet.

It was followed by a vibrant photo moment, capturing the energy, passion, and shared vision of a new generation ready to drive change.

From learning to leadership, this marked just the beginning of their journey as advocates for sustainable and compassionate living.

02/04/2026

Further more, We hosted an interactive panel discussion with student leaders, creating a safe and open space for dialogue. Students raised thoughtful questions ranging from why we care about animals to common concerns and misconceptions about plant-based food systems.

Through this conversation, we explored the ethical, environmental, and health reasons behind plant-based living, while also debunking widespread myths around nutrition, affordability, and accessibility.

The discussion was insightful, honest, and empowering leaving many student leaders better informed and more confident to champion plant-based choices among their peers.

These conversations are key to driving mindset change and building a more compassionate and sustainable campus community.

02/04/2026

During the session, all participants were treated to a variety of delicious, nutritious plant-based meals thoughtfully prepared by Tasone Food Clinic, the only restaurant located within the campus premises. The meals not only energized the participants but also demonstrated how accessible and enjoyable plant-based eating can be.

Beyond the workshop, we took a significant step forward through direct engagement with the restaurant management. We are excited to share that Tasone Food Clinic committed to subsidizing the cost of plant-based meals for students who enroll in the semester feeding program.

This commitment is a big win for students making plant-based options more affordable and accessible, while encouraging a shift toward healthier and more sustainable food choices on campus.

02/04/2026

We continued to scale the Plant-Powered Campus Campaign, a cost effective intervention to promote sustainable food systems and end factory farming.

This time, we engaged 40 student leaders at Metropolitan International University – Kampala campus through an interactive workshop focused on the significance of plant-based food systems for climate action, health, and sustainability.

With a student population of over 5,000 across diverse academic programs, the university presents both a great opportunity and a complex challenge. To effectively create impact at this scale, we adopted a train-the-trainer approach equipping student leaders with the knowledge and tools they need to become champions of change.

These trained leaders will now take the lead in inspiring their peers to embrace more plant-based diets, creating a ripple effect across the campus community.

Together, we are building a new generation of conscious consumers and climate advocates one campus at a time.

22/03/2026

Exciting news!

For 6 weeks from 7th February to 21st March 2026, We advanced our plant powered campus campaign, a cost effective and scalable intervention to empower a future free from animal cruelty through educating 40 leaders from the 8 different student associations at Metropolitan International University Kampala campus, and encourage them to influence their fellows on experiencing plant based foods, as well as the securing the institutional change towards plant based diet.

In that spirit, we’re excited to host our in-person Plant-Powered Campus Workshop at Metropolitan International University – Kampala Campus

This workshop marks a major milestone in building a strong, informed community ready to take action for animals, health, and the planet among the university students in Uganda.

07/02/2026

We’re excited to unveil our 2025 Performance Report!

This report highlights a year of impactful action, meaningful partnerships, and measurable progress toward promoting plant-based solutions for climate action, animal and environmental protection, and healthier communities. It reflects our commitment to evidence-based advocacy, grassroots engagement, and sustainable change.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to SANUSPLANET Foundation , Thrive Africa, Pollination project, and Thrive philanthropy for their invaluable support and belief in our mission. Your partnership has been instrumental in strengthening our programs and amplifying our impact.

Together, we are accelerating the transition toward a more just, resilient, and climate-friendly future.

07/02/2026

31/12/2025

On 23rd December 2025, we held a successful workshop with local leaders and senior citizens in Entebbe as part of our efforts to promote plant-powered Christmas holiday celebrations. The workshop took place at the residence of Hajji Kikomeko, a respected senior citizen and the Councilor representing elders on the Entebbe Municipal Council.

During the workshop, local leaders were served a variety of nutritious plant-based meals, demonstrating how delicious, satisfying, and culturally adaptable plant-based foods can be. In my address, I highlighted the importance of embracing a plant-based diet and emphasized the need for municipal-level policies that promote plant-based foods for the benefit of the environment, public health, and animal welfare. I also took time to debunk common myths surrounding plant-based food systems, particularly the misconception that they lack essential nutrients needed for healthy life processes.

In his remarks, the Deputy Mayor of Entebbe Division B expressed strong support for the initiative and committed to encouraging fellow councilors to table a policy requiring all 12 schools under Entebbe Municipal Council to utilize their school gardens to grow vegetables for children. This step would greatly support child nutrition, food security, environment protection, and practical food education.

25/12/2025

As we celebrate this festive season, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to our partners and to the entire community for your trust, collaboration, and shared commitment throughout the year.

May this Christmas be filled with compassion, kindness, and moments of peace, and may the New Year bring renewed hope, good health, and continued opportunities to grow and serve together.

Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

11/12/2025

We wrapped up the Plant-Powered Campus launch with a joyful photo moment, capturing the energy, unity, and excitement of the day.
A perfect ending to an inspiring event dedicated to sustainability, innovation, and community.