Ronnika A. McFall, MBA, APR
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JUST IN: The New York Times features a revealing Q&A with Tyler Whitley, director of The Transfarmation Project at Mercy For Animals. The article was released shortly after today’s public announcement of the ribbon-cutting event for the first Transfarmation™ demonstration hub in Wadesboro, North Carolina, on September 6. It sheds light on life after factory farming and brilliantly highlights Mercy For Animals' role in helping farmers transition away from industrialized livestock agriculture. The headline, "Life After Factory Farming: ‘The Longer They’re Out, the Happier They Are,’" promises a fresh perspective on this crucial issue. Special thanks to Cara Buckley for her exceptional storytelling in the piece. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/euz2A7ZS#MercyForAnimals #EndFactoryFarming #Transfarmation
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Meet a Family That’s Betting the Farm on a Wild Idea. Literally. https://www.nytimes.comThe New York Times just released a feature story about Mercy For Animals' The Transfarmation Project and our work helping the Faaborg family transition their farm in Iowa from raising pigs to growing mushrooms!Special thanks to Cara Buckley for sharing this impactful story! As always it was a pleasure working with you. Read the gifted article here featuring quotes from Tyler Whitley, Director of Transfarmation.
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It’s one thing to say Black Lives Matter, but it’s quite another to actually do something that benefits Black lives, Black health and Black children. Offering plant-based milk at school is one way to effect tremendous change in Black lives, as many Black children are lactose intolerant. Read my op-ed here: https://lnkd.in/egHiX4PJ
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In pandemic's shadow, risk of animal to human disease spread still high usatoday.comOn the heels of Rep. Veronica Escobar (D-TX) 's introduction of the Pigs and Public Health Act, a crucial article by Karen Weintraub at USA TODAY sheds light on a significant initiative. Mercy For Animals has launched a campaign advocating against the use of "downed pigs" in the food supply. These pigs, too sick, weak, or injured to walk, pose a risk to human health and safety. Frances Chrzan, the organization's senior federal policy manager, emphasizes that allowing sick pigs into the food supply and exposing workers to them creates an unnecessary risk to human health. Learn more about this important issue here: https://lnkd.in/eGPts228
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West Hollywood goes vegan by requiring plant-based dishes at all city events cbsnews.comWest Hollywood is going green! 🌱 Plant-based food is now required at all city events, and animal products will only be available upon request. Thank you to the many local outlets in Los Angeles for covering this huge win, including FOX 11 Los Angeles - KTTV, Los Angeles CBS News, and Plant Based News! The coverage features a supporting quote from Leah Garces, CEO and President of Mercy For Animals. https://lnkd.in/e48Bh5Y7
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Thank you, Marc Gunther, for writing such an important article featuring Mercy For Animals' CEO and President, Leah Garces, and The Transfarmation Project.
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Lisa Glynn: How Blood Donations Saved My Life and How You Can Help Pay it Forward redcross.orgStill living with cancer today, Glynn urges others to donate blood, emphasizing the tangible difference it made in her life. Her plea is born from a deep appreciation for the volunteers who took the time to roll up their sleeves and contribute a part of themselves. My latest ✍🏾 for the American Red Cross ❤️ https://lnkd.in/eA8CqHGs
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'Transfarmation' Stories: The Farmers Switching From Animals To Crops https://plantbasednews.orgOP-ED: Happy Earth Day! 🌍 Check out this inspiring op-ed by Leah Garces, CEO and President of Mercy For Animals, featured on Plant Based News. The op-ed highlights a growing number of farmers combating pollution and the climate crisis while growing specialty crops to feed people. Click the link to read more about their inspiring stories of "transfarmation." #EarthDay #Transfarmation 🍃
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