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List of Briefings

Core Briefings5

Objections16

Animals and Exploitation9

Ethics and Philosophy1

Environment2

Human Health6

Advocacy1

Briefing List

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    “Vegans Kill More Because of Crop Deaths”

    This briefing explains why using crop deaths as an argument against veganism doesn’t hold up.

    An illustration of a combine harvester cutting a cornfield while mice flee the rows, emphasizing crop deaths during harvesting.
  • Plant Protein: Abundant, Complete, and Healthier

    This briefing shows that plant protein is sufficient, complete, and avoids the risks associated with animal protein.

    A painterly illustration of a bowl filled with diverse plant protein foods—beans, chickpeas, grains, nuts, seeds, and tofu—set against a warm, pastoral landscape, conveying abundance and nourishment
  • “Plants Are Sentient and Have Feelings Too”

    This briefing provides several reasons why objections to veganism based on plant sentience or plant pain are unfounded.

    A surreal illustration of a plant above ground and a human brain below the soil.
  • Nature-Based Objections to Veganism

    We examine several nature-based objections to veganism, including "circle of life," "apex predation," "animals eat animals," etc.

    A painterly illustration of a circular natural scene filled with animals, birds, insects, and plants arranged in a harmonious, swirling composition.
  • “Humans Are Omnivores with Canine Teeth and Front-Facing Eyes”

    This briefing shows why veganism’s validity isn’t tied to humans being omnivorous, having canine teeth, or front-facing eyes.

    A painterly close-up illustration showing an open human mouth with prominent teeth rendered in bold, expressive brushstrokes.
  • “It’s My Personal Choice” 

    In answering this objection to veganism, we show how personal choice cannot be used to justify actions that are unethical.

    A person on the right raising one hand in a gesture suggesting pause or assertion, rendered with visible brushstrokes against a muted background.
  • Using Almonds’ Environmental Impact as a Detraction from Veganism

    This briefing examines why using almond production's environmental impact to distract from veganism is both logically flawed and environmentally unsound.

    A painterly illustration of a balance scale weighing a bowl of almonds against a glass of water
  • “Veganism Would Devastate the Economy and Cause Massive Unemployment”

    This briefing shows that a transition to plant-based food systems can be managed effectively and may yield significant economic and societal benefits.

    An abstract illustration of charts, graphs, and economic indicators in bold colors suggesting jobs, markets, and economic change.
  • “Eating Vegan Is Too Expensive”

    We examine the claim that eating vegan is too expensive and a luxury.

    A painterly illustration of a person with their head in their hands looking down at a calculator and money.
  • “God Condones Eating Animals”

    We address the objection to veganism that the Christian God condones the harmful exploitation of animals and even put them here for our use.

  • “Humans Have Souls; Animals Don’t”

    Several points to consider when evaluating the objection to veganism and animal rights based on the presence or absence of a soul.

    Man with outstretched arms and a circle.
  • “A Vegan Diet Is Not for Everyone; It Made Me Sick”

    We provide possible reasons for why you may not be feeling well on your vegan diet.

    This listing image for this briefing.
  • “It’s Our Tradition, Culture, and Way of Living”

    Several points to consider regarding the “tradition and culture” objection to veganism and animal rights.

  • Vitamin B12 Information for Vegans

    We address several aspects of Vitamin B12 for those on a vegan diet, including cost, supplementation, and the claim that B12 proves a vegan diet is not natural.

  • “One Person is Powerless to Make a Difference”

    This briefing explains, with six key points, why one person can make a difference.

    This is the listing image for the briefing answering the objection that one person is powerless to make a difference.
  • “We Give Animals Life, Meaning, and Protection; They Should Be Grateful”

    This briefing addresses common rationalizations for exploiting animals involving life, meaning, protection, and gratitude.