Meet the special guest and presenter of this year’s annual banquet, Terrell Woods, aka Carnage the Executioner! Woods is an instructor, producer, musician, and rapper based in Minneapolis and leading a plant-based lifestyle. Read on to learn about what inspired him to go plant-based, how that decision has impacted his music, and more!
August recipes are here! This month, we’re exploring recipes from Robin Asbell’s 2019 cookbook, Vegan Meal Prep: A 5-week Plan With 125 Ready-to-go Recipes, which is sure to inspire you to plan a bit ahead.
Fishing with my grandpa on a small lake in rural Ohio is one of my most magical childhood memories. On one tranquil summer day, I felt a tug on the line. A tremendous pulling war ensued. I had caught my first fish.
Looking for summer food that’s light and refreshing, yet substantial and scrumptious? Look no further. This year’s annual banquet menu has it all, thanks to Seed Café. If you haven’t yet had the pleasure of experiencing their food, you are in for a treat on August 15.
Meet one of our summer interns, Yosan Worota! She first got involved as an intern this June and has been supporting the Twin Cities Vegan Chef Challenge in August and planning for our Annual Banquet, “Spreading Our Wings” on August 15.
Read more about what she’s been up to with CAA this summer and her other interests below!
Early this spring, Gigi Abbadie was looking for a way to give back to the people that had helped her get her business, her business, Two Trees Strategy, off the ground. A vegan and animal lover, Gigi decided to buy a table at CAA’s Annual Banquet, set to take place on Harriet Island. Gigi called the rest of her group to ask how they wanted to celebrate when the banquet was relocated to a virtual platform. As they had not seen each other for months, they all decided to try to find a way to be together.
Roseline was marching in a group of over 1,000 people protesting the murder of George Floyd on the 35W Bridge on Sunday, May 31 when a gas tanker drove into the crowd. Here is her story.
We’ve compiled available resources and information to share with you below. If you’re looking for ways to demand justice for George Floyd’s murder, Black lives, and support Twin Cities communities, read on.
On a topic so rich with information , it’s important that we each continue our own research! Here are some great sources to get started with to inspire your 2020 Earth Day action:
We started with sharing about ways animal agriculture impacts the Earth, animals, and our communities. Now we’re sharing ways to take action and contribute to the international fight for a healthy and sustainable home.
