So I was procrastinating publishing on our Summit Retrospective, and then I saw this article.

The event was so amazing, and though I can, y'know be rational about it, seeing this post gives me a little fire to put it out there sooner!

Love this:

To keep your eyes on the real prize takes constant effort. 

When I organized a recent EA event, here's what I had down for the list of 'stakeholders', ranked from highest to lowest priority:

1. The least-empowered people and animals in the world

2.....

3.....

x. Core organizers, partners

y. Local EA Community

I came to one, it was great! Thanks Joseph for your tireless organizing. 

Cool post, I've had the same feeling but didn't think of a good word for it.

Hey Amelia! Cool to see you out here. Excited for the Summit! Excited to see where you'll go with your talent and knowledge.

Hi @Martina Pepiciello , these are awesome! Would it be okay if we used some of these in promotional materials for our EA Summit in Vancouver?

If EA had a pokemon, which would it be? Evee, right? as in EV?

I think it's the old way to say Aotearoa. I dunno, seems like a place to have new zeal about things.

The link to EA Arabic isn't working for me. It's showing a giant 404-looking error image.

Really appreciate the clarity this thought reflects. And yeah FarmKind is definitely onto something IMHO! Getting people to buy what they want may take some of the analysis paralysis out of complex decisions (pay 20% more for higher-welfare eggs because of welfare? or taste?). This discussion is needed for us to move closer to the moral revolution that holds farmed animals within our moral circle.