Author Archive
Art of the Interview by Caryn Ginsberg
At Our Hen House, we love art, artists, and activists of all kinds. I was so moved when artist and...
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To the Dog I Didn’t Adopt
We at Our Hen House are always ecstatic when one of the Vegan Mos stops by, whether on one...
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College Animal Rights Groups: Finding a Voice and Building Community
Colleges and universities continue to serve as hubs of animal activism, no doubt thanks to the incredible work and...
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From Welfare to Well-Being: How Growing Up Poor Shaped My Vegan Activism
On today’s #ThrowbackThursday we’re featuring a continually profound and relevant article from power vegan activist Justin Van Kleeck, who since...
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Eating Vegan Food On a Low Fiber Diet
For many of us, eating foods that are rich in fiber is an important part of our path to...
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Fighting Science with Science: The End of Vivisection
Two years later and the scientific arguments against vivisection are still as strong as ever! Brush up on your...
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Book Review: “The End of Captivity? A Primate’s Reflections on Zoos, Conservation, and Christian Ethics” by Tripp York
A previous contributor to Our Hen House on the intersections of food and faith, the Reverend Lauren Lisa Ng...
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Imagining Other Worlds: Science Fiction and Animal Ethics
How does the world of science fiction have the potential to drastically alter human perceptions of non-human animals? Vegan...
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My Name is Liz Dee, and I’m an OHHolic
Today, OHH board member and supporter, Liz Dee, explains why – when it comes to media that changes the...
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Using Empathy to Overcome Personal Suffering
On this edition of Throwback Thursday (which just so happens to concide with Thanksgiving, so have yourself a fabulous...
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Pablo’s Legacy: Violence and Animal Rights in Times of War
It’d take more than two decades before Fernando Cuenca, who lived his formative years during the worst decade of...
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