Why you should care about the non human animals of our world.
Vegan Cooking
Looking for recipes or tips on how to veganise your cooking? Well this is the section for you.
One compassion
Are those working for compassion towards animals reducing compassion for humans or strengthening it? Here I make the case that compassion ultimately knows no line of species, and that we should teach compassion for all beings.
Running of the humans
I'd never written a game, so thought I would try something as simple as possible just to start to understand how it is done. It just so happened that the Running of the Bulls was on in Spain the following week, so there you have the theme. If you don't know what the running of the bulls is, it's a stupid event where crowds of people, including lots of drunk tourists, harass bulls and then kill them once the event is over.
Vegan Bingo - the game
I've developed a fun game called Vegan Bingo, you can play it on the web or download it as an Android application. Have fun!
My Vegan Journey
This is my tale of how I stopped eating the animals that in my heart I had always loved.
Letter to a new vegan
This was my unsuccessful entry to a project called "Letters to a New Vegan". I was hoping to capture something different to what I imagined others would write.
The Best London Restaurants for Vegans
One of my hobbies is eating out, and I think I've been to all of London's best rated establishments which are either vegan, or vegetarian with vegan options. Here is my rundown of the best.
Running for Their Lives
Horse racing involves the slaughter of tens of thousands of horses every year, across the globe perhaps hundreds. The fact that people are completely unaware of this, and the other ethical issues surrounding horse racing, prompted me to write this piece for Animal Liberation Queenslands newsletter.
Now I can look at you in peace; I don't eat you any more
How to create a vegan world - A pragmatic approach
This book is for everyone who doesn't think we can yell our way to a vegan world.
Using studies, reason and an easy to read writing style, Leenaert sets out his case for a pragmatic approach for behaviour change.
A section of the animal rights community disagrees with the general approach of using the science of behaviour change, preferring instead to go with a morality led approach. I can only echo Christopher Hitchens, in that if you don't have good evidence for your approach, then I don't need to engage with it until you do.