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🚨We’re hiring at Switch4Good!🚨 Our new So

🚨We’re hiring at Switch4Good!🚨

Our new Social Media & Digital Marketing intern (yes, this is a paid position) will make a lasting difference for social justice, human health, animal welfare, and the environment.

This is a part-time, fully-remote position that requires creativity, a deft knowledge of social media marketing, a strong desire to create a thriving online community, a willingness to explore emerging technologies such as NFTs and the metaverse, as well as a relentless spirit to innovate and grow!

We also laugh a LOT here, so we’re looking for someone who doesn’t take themselves too seriously. We do serious, passionate work to change the world with a lighthearted approach.

We’ve got some really exciting new campaigns and projects in the queue for 2022. We need a new team member to help us rattle accepted norms around dairy and health, abolish the current system of dietary racial oppression, and promote real solutions for climate change.

Click the first link in our bio to read the full job description and learn how to apply.

Also, about the image. We know it’s weird. It’s an anthropomorphic cow drinking a plant milk latte on a skateboard. It got your attention though, didn’t it?
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“Imagine acknowledging that cows are intelligent

“Imagine acknowledging that cows are intelligent enough to respond to virtual reality but at the same time are being industrially bred, exploited, confined, tortured and killed. 🤔”

We couldn’t have said it any better than @thediscerningbrute

If you really want to “make the cows happier” … allowing them to actually BE outside, roaming free in summer pastures would be a more compassionate alternative to strapping them with virtual reality goggles to make it SEEM like they’re free.

Instead, you keep them locked up, restrict their movements in barbaric metal cages, and steal the milk that was intended for their babies that they were forcibly separated from after birth.

If the “future is metaverse”, humanity needs to be very mindful of not leveraging these emerging technologies to justify its continued barbarism, greed, and oppression of sentient life.

We feel digital technologies can be used for the compassionate benefit of humans AND animals. We’re excited to share more with you soon about some exciting and innovative new initiatives we are working on in the metaverse.

In the meantime, how do you feel about these images?

Image repost @plantbasednews
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“Our lifestyles determine whether certain genes

Through books and play, humans are taught from an

Through books and play, humans are taught from an early age that farms are open spaces, with happy animals who are free to roam.

In reality, over 70% of the UK's farmed land animals live on factory farms in intensive and unnatural conditions. Globally, 50 BILLION animals are factory farmed.

@world_animal_protection wanted to highlight the stark contrast between our perceptions of farms from an early age, and the dire reality of living conditions for the majority of farmed animals.

Using a small-scale reproduction, The Factory Farm Play Set represents the hidden reality of the conditions factory farmed animals endure.

This short video shows what happens when children come face to face with factory farming.
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Most meat, dairy, and eggs sold in the US come f

Most meat, dairy, and eggs sold in the US come from factory farms, where animals are tightly packed together in dark, unsanitary warehouses.

But you wouldn’t know it while browsing the meat, dairy, and egg aisles at the grocery store. A carton of “all natural” eggs might bear an illustration of a rustic farm; packages of chicken meat are touted as “humanely raised.”

In a few cases, these sunny depictions are accurate. But far too often they mask the industrial conditions under which these animals were raised and slaughtered.

Animal welfare and consumer protection advocates have a name for such misleading labeling: “humanewashing.” And research suggests it’s having precisely the effect that meat producers intend it to. A recent national survey by C.O.nxt, a food marketing firm, found that animal welfare and “natural” claims on meat, dairy, and egg packaging increased the intent to purchase for over half of consumers.

The problem is that most of the feel-good terms that food companies place on their products and appear in their advertising, such as “humane” or “ethically raised,” aren’t legally defined by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) or the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The USDA does require documentation to support the claims, but according to experts, those claims aren’t closely scrutinized.

Over the past two decades, undercover investigations into factory farms have racked up hundreds of millions of views on social media, giving more people for the first time a glimpse into the barbarity of America’s meat industry. Growing awareness of these conditions has led to higher expectations among a certain subset of consumers that animals raised for food should be treated better.

Click the link in bio to read the full article and let us know what you think in the comments below!

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