Help students in the Twin Cities learn about animal protection and veganism!

One Ethics & Environment presentation will be given from 12:35pm - 2:05pm at The School of Environmental Studies. Volunteers will meet with the Bridges coordinator at the front entrance of the school at 12:20pm, about fifteen minutes before the presentation begins.

We are honored to be invited into classrooms at dozens of local schools. As a volunteer, you'll get to see the variety of ways we introduce animal protection topics in an average classroom. Presentations offer a lot of inspiring information in a well-established learning environment, and the vegan food samples are a fun, impactful way to show how delicious plant-based food can be. Volunteers complete these presentations by helping to prepare and distribute about 30 food samples throughout the presentation. Without a volunteer, we can't provide food samples in our presentations.

If you have a camera available, please bring it! We would love to get a few good shots of students enjoying their vegan food samples.

For more information or if you would like to volunteer, email Shannon Kimball at [email protected].

The Bridges of Respect Humane Education Program has served the Twin Cities and surrounding area since 1999 by building bridges between people and other species. This program conveys values of responsibility, mercy, and empathy toward animals while encouraging students to become involved in the community. Objectives in the classroom include:

Teaching critical and creative thinking
Delivering up-to-date, sourced information
Acting as an ethical role model
Providing quality resources for students and teachers

Most presentations are requested by middle schools, high schools, and college classrooms or at public events. Presentations are adjusted to fit age groups and to meet specific curricular needs. Learn more about Bridges of Respect here.