Brighter Green associate Judy Bankman published an article in Civil Eats titled “The Collective Farm Helping Oregon’s Latinx Farmworkers Weather the Pandemic.”

In uncertain times, how can we create the world we want and need? 

On October 4th, World Animal Day, World Animal Net and over 80 animal protection organizations from across the world, including Brighter Green, join together to call for animal welfare to be addressed in Covid-19 recovery policies and financing.

Brighter Green has joined organizations from around the world, the majority from the global south, in signing a letter raising critical points about the UN summit, the biodiversity crisis and the Convention on Biological Diversity.

Animals Climate Health is hosting a webinar series happening over the next few months.

The 4th Africa Animal Welfare Conference will take place virtually from September 7 – 10.

We are excited to announce that last month, the Rockefeller Foundation awarded Brighter Green’s partner organization in China, the Good Food Fund (GFF), the 2020 Food System Vision Prize. GFF received the prize along with nine other innovative organizations from… Read More

As COVID-19 Amplifies Existing Inequities, Brighter Green Stands in Solidarity with Essential Workers 

Executive Director, Mia MacDonald, and Dr. Jennifer Molidor, Senior Food Campaigner at the Center for Biological Diversity, have written an op-ed together called “Gassed, Shot and Suffocated” in Medium.

We have a new publication available, Ingredients For a Sustainable World: The Chef’s Good Food Handbook, released by our partner organization in China, the Good Food Fund, in collaboration with Yale Hospitality. Written by a chef and chef educator… Read More