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Pam Ahern’s recent TED Talk

Pam Ahern’s recent TED Talk

Pam Ahern’s recent TED Talk

Pam Ahern is the founder and driving force behind Edgars Mission, one of Australia’s best-known animal sanctuaries located in Lancefield Victoria. She recently did a TED Talk and we thought we would share it with you here as her wisdom, passion and dedication to animals is something we absolutely love here at Let’s Go Vegan!

Please enjoy the talk below and be sure to share it with anyone who needs to hear it 🙂

 

A little about the talk

This description was taken from the original video on YouTube.

Throughout the ages, humans have been asking ‘what if’ to challenge past ways of thinking and open up new ways of living.

And today, as never before, our answers to ‘what if?’ questions will not only determine our future, but whether we – humans, animals and the planet – shall even have one.

Animals have long endured the worst of humanity and so again it’s time to ask ‘what if…’ in examining our relationship with them: ‘what if we could live happy and healthy lives without harming others?

Pam Ahern describes herself as an animal advocate. She lives in the small country town of Lancefield, Victoria with an eclectic mix of formerly farmed animals.

Starting out life in suburban Melbourne when told she could not have a pony, Pam’s ingenuity saw her create one.

Since that time, and with animals always at her heart, and often in her bed, Pam has been creating a kinder world for animals. From the one-time champion equestrian she became, so yes, she did get a real pony, she gave it all up when a tiny piglet she named Edgar came into her life and took them both in a direction neither could ever have imagined.

 

Final Thoughts

We hope that Pam Ahern’s recent Ted Talk and the incredible insights and wisdom. To see more vegan-focused Ted Talks visit our recent Vegan Ted Talk article here.

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