Macy Tollefson's guest appearances

Macy Tollefson

Animal Voices

Ian Rowan

Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson

Nicole Vosper

Susan Hargreaves

Jean Kim

Anastasia Yarbrough

Claudia Serrato

Firoz Alam

Sadie Parr

Empty Cages

Lesley Sampson

Mary Britton Clouse

Heather Kolaya-Spealman

OwlTail

Firoz Alam, President of the WE Foundation Bangladesh, and Macy Tollefson, project director, joined us in discussing the connection they are making between childhood literacy programs and animal advocacy in Bangladesh. The WE Foundation Bangladesh is a non-profit, youth based organization, providing support to poor families and children in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The WEF’s mission is “to establish a very well balanced, technology focused, innovative education system for the marginalized children free of cost in order to facilitate vocation and self sufficiency”. By incorporating humane education and compassion for animals in literacy programs, it is beneficial for everyone as they develop compassion that is transferable to human and non-human animals. In this interview we discuss the importance of literacy programs in Bangladesh, the connection between human and non-human animal oppression, and our relationships with all species and the environment. For more information on volunteer opportunities or to make a donation you can visit the WEF’s website, http://www.wefoundationbd.org/ Listen right now: https://animalvoicesradio.files.wordpress.com/2015/06/wef-archive-ready.mp3 or download an mp3 of the show.

Firoz Alam, President of the WE Foundation Bangladesh, and Macy Tollefson, project director, joined us in discussing the connection they are making between childhood literacy programs and animal advocacy in Bangladesh. The WE Foundation Bangladesh is a non-profit, youth based organization, providing support to poor families and children in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The WEF’s mission is “to establish a very well balanced, technology focused, innovative education system for the marginalized children free of cost in order to facilitate vocation and self sufficiency”. By incorporating humane education and compassion for animals in literacy programs, it is beneficial for everyone as they develop compassion that is transferable to human and non-human animals. In this interview we discuss the importance of literacy programs in Bangladesh, the connection between human and non-human animal oppression, and our relationships with all species and the environment. For more information on volunteer opportunities or to make a donation you can visit the WEF’s website, <a href="http://www.wefoundationbd.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.wefoundationbd.org/</a> Listen right now: <a href="https://animalvoicesradio.files.wordpress.com/2015/06/wef-archive-ready.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://animalvoicesradio.files.wordpress.com/2015/06/wef-archive-ready.mp3</a> or<a href="https://animalvoicesradio.files.wordpress.com/2015/06/wef-archive-ready.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> download an mp3 of the show</a>.

WE can make a Difference: Firoz Alam and Macy Tollefson Connect Childhood Literacy Programs with Animal Advocacy in Bangladesh