Could young activists hold the key to a more liberated world? Join us on Consciously Clueless as we chat with Cami and Onyx from the Raven Corps, a nonprofit that's redefining activism by integrating veganism with social and environmental justice.

In a recent episode of the NHA Health Science Podcast, hosted by Dr. Frank Sabatino, Onyx Helper, a dedicated member of The Raven Corps, shared their inspiring journey into youth activism. This episode highlights Onyx’s involvement with The Raven Corps and their efforts in promoting social, economic, and environmental justice through the lens of veganism.

Prison farms are nightmarish facilities that force incarcerated people to abuse animals for profit. On this AJA Lunchtime Live, we speak with two groups who are working to dismantle these highly problematic prison animal farm programs.

“The Raven Corps is a youth-driven organization aiming to create a more compassionate and just future for all beings. By advocating through a total liberation lens, they welcome changemakers, leaders, and organizers to partake in various “Operations” campaigns targeting systemic issues within our food system. These actions include Mind Over Milk, Zoomers to Boomers, and Growing Beyond The Recipe.”

“In this episode, we chat with the The Raven Corps’ policy and legislative lead, Shubhangi, who gives us the scoop on the youth-led movement to challenge the stronghold that big dairy has over the school system, and bring plant-based milk options to the mainstream in public schools.

Kacey's activities have included Ambassador for the Factory Farming Awareness Coalition, Youth Leadership Council Member/Senior Editor for Farm Sanctuary, and Operation Lead for The Raven Corps (youth-led vegan group). Kacey wrote: My perspective on the food system shifted entirely the day I visited Farm Sanctuary (at nine years old) and learned the truth about the cruel practice of factory farming.

Young activists are fighting back against government policies to serve only cow’s milk in public schools when only a fraction of the population can digest it.

Youth activists in The Raven Corps are coming together to bring awareness to the pivotal issues the world is currently facing. These activists will not be silenced in their mission to change the world.

Sarah Strickland is a junior in high school and the Lead Outreach Raven at the Raven Corps, a youth-led activist organization. The Raven Corps’ current goal is to get big dairy out of schools and increase plant-based milk access in the over 100,000 schools that participate in the National School Lunch Program.

A growing number of students nationwide are fighting the government's mandate to serve cow's milk in public schools.

The Ravens Corps are a youth-led collective liberation movement and nonprofit organisation dedicated to fighting injustice in all its forms, including in US schools.

Raven Corps Youth Director, Cami Hoffman, sheds light on the atrocities perpetrated against non-human animals and the path towards animal liberations from a Gen Z activist point of view.

Approximately $300 million in unopened dairy milk cartons are thrown away at schools every year. Members of Congress and youth groups are working to get vegan milk on the menu to mitigate food waste.  

From remote documentary screenings to fun and creative “artivism,” discover new ways you can take action without leaving your home. 

Thousands of kids packed in and around City Hall March 15, standing on the railings, sitting on shoulders, jumping up and down, straining to see the speakers. Some led the others in chants. Near the entrance of City Hall, the speaker shouted through her megaphone to the cheers of the crowd. And, while some in the back couldn’t hear, the message was clear: climate change is the biggest problem facing our planet, and we aren’t going to stand by.

T.O.F.U. Magazine chats with Claire Howe and Cami Hoffman about The Raven Corps and how the group’s work and methods have changed during the COVID-19 pandemic. From developing QuaranTEEN, a youth-led virtual community, to preparing to tackle toxic masculinity while addressing the needs of many in their communities, Claire and Cami showcase just how the organization has continued to be effective in their new normal.