Encyclopedia Britannica Interviews MFA’s Founder Nathan Runkle

Nathan Runkle May 4, 2010

nathanrunklesmallweb.jpgOn Monday the Encyclopedia Britannica website posted a stirring interview with MFA’s founder and Executive Director, Nathan Runkle. Marla Rose, a contributing writer for the “Advocacy for Animals” section of the site, conducted the interview and posed several thought-provoking and poignant questions.

Entitled “A Powerful Voice for the Voiceless,” Marla’s interview with Nathan delves into his evolution to a vegan lifestyle, the inspiration and driving force behind his founding of MFA at age fifteen, as well as his advice to young people looking to become active in the animal rights movement. Nathan also reflects on the future of farmed animal advocacy and the likelihood of seeing a “meatless majority” in his lifetime.

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