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This article was originally published by Farm Forward and is reprinted here with permission. For decades the American public has been subjected to rampant greenwashing, from ads about “clean coal” to “green” labels on toilet paper made from clear-cut forests. Now Farm Forward is peeling back the labels on meat, dairy,

Updated Resource List: How Farmed Animal Welfare Connects to Race, Gender, and More

June 9, 2020

by Aline Silva Are you interested in how the welfare of farmed animals relates to race, class, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion, and culture? CreatureKind has compiled a resource list to help explore these intersections. Note: updated June 2020. You might also be interested in the following resources (all available on

VIDEO: An Expert Explains…The Ethics of Farming Animals

January 28, 2020

Check out this video that the University of Chester produced of CreatureKind co-founder David Clough talking through the basic ethical issues of using animals for food!

CreatureKind Summer Round-Up

September 10, 2019

It’s been a busy summer at CreatureKind and we want to share some of the highlights with you. CreatureKind Ministry Intern CreatureKind has graduated its very first Ministry Intern. Ashley Lewis is a student at Columbia Theological Seminary in Decatur, GA. She is seeking her Master of Divinity. Her ministry focus

New Video Highlighting CreatureKind’s Work!

June 27, 2019

Watch this great video to see how CreatureKind addresses faith, anti-racism, and farmed animal welfare, in conversation with other community initiatives that share similar concerns. A note from CreatureKind: We are grateful and happy to be in partnership with Farm Forward, which takes seriously the role of faith communities in creation

Lecture Explores Theological Relationship Between Human and Non-Human Animals

March 13, 2019

Calvin College recently hosted its 11th Animals and the Kingdom of God lecture series. The ongoing event includes lectures, panel discussions, and a potluck dinner shared by both speakers and attendees. Christopher Carter, PhD, presented this year’s keynote: “Being Human Takes Practice: Toward a Liberative Theological Anthropology.” In his talk, Carter

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The Dirt on Humane Washing

Updated Resource List: How Farmed Animal Welfare Connects to Race, Gender, and More

VIDEO: An Expert Explains…The Ethics of Farming Animals

CreatureKind Summer Round-Up

New Video Highlighting CreatureKind’s Work!

Lecture Explores Theological Relationship Between Human and Non-Human Animals

The Dirt on Humane Washing

Updated Resource List: How Farmed Animal Welfare Connects to Race, Gender, and More

VIDEO: An Expert Explains…The Ethics of Farming Animals

CreatureKind Summer Round-Up

New Video Highlighting CreatureKind’s Work!

Lecture Explores Theological Relationship Between Human and Non-Human Animals

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