Vegan Activist Alliance

Vegan Activist Alliance Anti-speciesist, anti-colonial organization working to end the exploitation of
beyond-human persons and fighting for the protection of our home, Earth.

Collective and total liberation guided. Systems change focused. AfroIndigenous founded and led. Vegan Activist Alliance was founded on the belief that all Beings have a natural right to their autonomy and to live free from oppression regardless of species. We are a community-driven, anti-speciesist organization working to end the exploitation of beyond-human persons (animals). We seek to challenge

power-holders and the status quo on who is deserving of freedom and autonomy and who is included in the fight for social justice.

VAA strives to achieve individual and systemic change of the exploitative industries that torture, silence, and kill beyond-human persons by movement and coalition building, raising awareness, building community, and working on policy. Our activations are experiential. We engage with the public via video footage, conversation, literature, art, music, poetry, performances, and plant-based food.

We seek to build community and empower activists to lead in the fight for liberation without depending on any particular group or brand– including us. Our goal is not only to create more activists but to build a more cohesive and inclusive movement.

VAA takes an abolitionist, radically inclusive, anti-speciesist, anti-racist, anti-colonial, anti-imperialist approach to our liberation work. We believe in the interconnectedness of all Beings and the planet and hold our consistent anti-oppression views firmly.

We stand in solidarity with all persons regardless of species and with all members of our community regardless of race, color, s*x, age, national origin, ethnicity, citizenship status, religion or lack thereof, s*xual orientation, gender identity and expression, neurodiversity, physical and mental ability, and any other status as a federal, state or local protected class.

Thank you for joining us in the fight for liberation and for being in community with us.

05/31/2026

The streets of Manhattan are alive today with a powerful, high-stakes outcry against the cruelty of animal experimentation. UnchainedTV brings you live coverage as hundreds of passionate activists gather to demand an absolute end to testing on animals—with a fierce, laser-sharp focus on the plight of laboratory beagles.
Putting a heartbreakingly real face to this systemic issue are actual canine survivors from both the now closed Envigo breeding facility and Wisconsin’s Ridglan Farms, animals actually attending the rally. This mobilization comes on the heels of the explosive, multi-part Ridglan rescue saga, where activists braved tear gas and rubber bullets in an attempt to rescue all the dogs from that controversial facility. The momentum shifted massively when mainstream organizations stepped in to secure the freedom of 1,500 dogs. This weekend, Congressman Nick Langworthy energized a crowd in upstate New York delivering breaking news by asserting that another 150 Ridglan beagles will be freed this Monday.

Now, with Envigo closed and Ridglan’s breeding operations winding down, animal advocates are turning their sights on the industry’s next giant: Marshall BioResources in North Rose, New York, which warehouses an estimated 20,000 dogs for research. While Marshall insists animal testing is a scientific necessity, activists on the ground today argue that in an era of AI, quantum computing, and organs-on-a-chip technology, animal experimentation is a cruel, outdated relic that belongs in the dustbin of history.

Hosts Jane Velez-Mitchell, Lindsey Baker, and activist Jami Sassone join NYCLASS Executive Director and famed activist Edita Birnkrant who is live on the pavement as this historic movement unfolds.

05/06/2026

URGENT: NO ON “SAVE OUR BACON”
Stop the "Save Our Bacon" Act: Defend Prop 12 Today!
CALL NOW: (202) 224-3121
In a devastating blow to animal welfare, the U.S. House has passed the 2026 Farm Bill, including the chillingly named “Save Our Bacon” Act. This is a cynical "Big Meat" power grab designed to strip away the historic protections of California’s Proposition 12.

CALL ALL US SENATORS NOW: Since this impacts California’s Prop 12 we should call ALL the senators we can in every state and insist they vote NO on Save Our Bacon - aka SOB within the Farm Bill.

CALL THE CAPITOL SWITCHBOARD AND ASK FOR YOUR SENATOR AND WHATEVER OTHER SENATORS YOU CHOOSE. CALL REPEATEDLY.
CALL NOW: (202) 224-3121

Proposition 12 was a victory for the voiceless, overwhelmingly approved by voters to ban the sadistic use of gestation crates—metal cages so small that mother pigs can never even turn around. Under this industrial cruelty, these sentient beings are driven to madness, biting at bars in a futile escape from a living nightmare. Now, industrial agriculture wants to nullify the will of the people and force this misery back into our markets.
The U.S. Senate is now the final line of defense. We cannot allow federal overreach to codify cruelty.

� TAKE ACTION NOW
We need every animal lover to work the phones. Your voice is the only thing standing between these animals and a lifetime of confinement.
Call U.S. Senators: Demand they defeat the "Save Our Bacon" Act in the Farm Bill.
The SCRIPT: "I am a taxpayer and voter, and I urge you to vote NO on the Save Our Bacon Act. Do not overturn state-level animal welfare laws or allow the return of extreme confinement.”

MORE EVENTS: New York Town Hall is Thursday, May 7 7–8 PM Eastern Time Link to RSVP:https://bit.ly/4tRyczw (https://bit.ly/4tRyczw)

Minnesota and Georgia Town Hall is Tuesday, May 12, 7-8 PM EST, link to RSVP:https://tinyurl.com/mrx6snbx

Don't wait. The lives of millions of animals depend on your call. Say NO to industrial sa**sm.

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