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Food Empowerment Project seeks to create a more just and sustainable world by recognizing the power of one’s food choices.
From promoting veganism and standing against harmful industry practices to empowering the next generation through creative initiatives and giving back to farm workers, F.E.P. achieved so much in 2023 because of your support!
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News & Updates
Why Compassion? is back!
F.E.P. is back with its social media series: Why Compassion?
As we enter the new year, Food Empowerment Project will highlight stories from our team and supporters from different ages and backgrounds about why compassion is their leading reason for going and staying vegan for the animals all through January 2025!
Did you miss our Donate-A-Thon? Check out the Recap!
Check out F.E.P.’s Donate-A-Thon recap where emcee Kennedy Little, F.E.P.’s youth advocacy team member, leads you through two hours of music, art, listening, and learning! As well as to see the amount we raised during the event to support F.E.P.’s important work!
Check out our new page: Vegan Hacks
Our new page, “Vegan Hacks,” was created for new vegans, vegan-curious, those who may lack access to vegan specialty items, and those who want to expand their cooking palette and expertise. We show how you can transform simple ingredients into “meat” and dairy alternatives. This resource is made to be accessible and cost-effective, making it easier to create tasty vegan dishes!
Check out our new page: The Ethical & Environmental Impacts of Octopus Farming
Our new page, “The Ethical and Environmental Impacts of Octopus Farming,” takes a deep dive into the reasons octopus farming is a terrible idea, which include concerns about animal cruelty, environmental degradation, antibiotic resistance, and public health.
Introducing… Eating Vegan in College
We are excited to share our newest resource to support youth going and staying vegan! Eating Vegan in College is a thorough guide created by both F.E.P. team members, college attendee, Kennedy Little, and recent college graduate, jaz boler.
Why Compassion? is back!
F.E.P. is back with its social media series: Why Compassion?
As we enter the new year, Food Empowerment Project will highlight stories from our team and supporters from different ages and backgrounds about why compassion is their leading reason for going and staying vegan for the animals all through January 2025!
Did you miss our Donate-A-Thon? Check out the Recap!
Check out F.E.P.’s Donate-A-Thon recap where emcee Kennedy Little, F.E.P.’s youth advocacy team member, leads you through two hours of music, art, listening, and learning! As well as to see the amount we raised during the event to support F.E.P.’s important work!
Check out our new page: Vegan Hacks
Our new page, “Vegan Hacks,” was created for new vegans, vegan-curious, those who may lack access to vegan specialty items, and those who want to expand their cooking palette and expertise. We show how you can transform simple ingredients into “meat” and dairy alternatives. This resource is made to be accessible and cost-effective, making it easier to create tasty vegan dishes!
Check out our new page: The Ethical & Environmental Impacts of Octopus Farming
Our new page, “The Ethical and Environmental Impacts of Octopus Farming,” takes a deep dive into the reasons octopus farming is a terrible idea, which include concerns about animal cruelty, environmental degradation, antibiotic resistance, and public health.
Introducing… Eating Vegan in College
We are excited to share our newest resource to support youth going and staying vegan! Eating Vegan in College is a thorough guide created by both F.E.P. team members, college attendee, Kennedy Little, and recent college graduate, jaz boler.
Our Mission
Food Empowerment Project seeks to create a more just and sustainable world by recognizing the power of one’s food choices.
We encourage healthy food choices that reflect a more compassionate society by spotlighting the abuse of animals on farms, the depletion of natural resources, unfair working conditions for produce workers, and the unavailability of healthy foods in low-income areas.
By making informed choices, we can prevent injustices against animals, people, and the environment. We also work to discourage negligent corporations from pushing unhealthy foods into low-income areas and empower people to make healthier choices by growing their own fruits and vegetables. In all of our work, Food Empowerment Project seeks specifically to empower those with the fewest resources.
Help us in the fight to bring food justice to all
By recognizing and making informed food choices, we can prevent injustices against people, the environment, and animals. Your support will help Food Empowerment Project get one step closer to a more just and sustainable world.