A delicious assortment of vegan treats were served buffet style. A humane diet is only one part of being a humane kid, but everyone agrees that it's the tastiest. A warm thank you to Dr. Tews, Principle of Benjamin Franklin High School, for helping his students learn more about their role in shaping the future of our society and how kindness can make a difference. Local Activist Colonel A.E. Davis, Superintendent of Schools, New Orleans Lt. The Green Society, Benjamin Franklin High School New Orleans middle and high school students are welcomed to the Humane Student Expo on bleachers of Benjamin Franklin High School.
Students admire the complimentary T-shirts provided by the Year of the Humane Child.
Students participating in a breakout session on alternatives to dissection with Katherine Lewis of the American Anti-Vivisection Society. Students line up for delicious vegan food. Students discuss product testing with Julia Salo of the Doris Day Animal League. During a breakout session Lt. Sherry Schlueter addresses students' concerns about animal abuse.