Jasmin Singer is the co-founder and executive director of Our Hen House (www.ourhenhouse.org), a multimedia hive of opportunities to change the world for animals. With her partner, Mariann Sullivan, Jasmin runs the popular Our Hen House podcast. Jasmin is the former campaigns manager for Farm Sanctuary, a contributing writer for VegNews Magazine, a host for VegNews TV, and was  named by VegNews as one of twenty stand-out stars of the animal rights movement. She has also written for Satya Magazine and Heeb Magazine, and contributed to dozens of blogs. Her workshops — which have been featured in publications such as TimeOut NY and The Village Voice — have been presented at universities and law schools throughout the country, as well as conferences such as The National Animal Rights Conference, Taking Action for Animals, Farm Sanctuary’s Hoe Down, Let Live Northwest Animal Rights Conference, the Institute for Critical Animal Studies North American Conference, the SUNY Social Justice Conference, and the NYC Food & Climate Change Summit at Climate Week NYC, which was organized in conjunction with the United Nations’ Climate Change Summit. She has also presented on the topic of animal rights at VegFests across the country including in New York City, Madison, WI, Bethlehem, PA, Portland, ME, and New Orleans, LA. For her activism, Jasmin has been featured in media outlets such as CNN, Trece:Veinte, Freakonomics, and the New York Observer. Prior to her animal activist career, Jasmin was an actor-educator with the AIDS-awareness theatre company, Nitestar. She lives in New York City with Mariann and their perfect pit bull, Rose.