Why It Matters

Every food choice we make affects animals, people, and the planet. Industrial animal agriculture contributes to environmental degradation, zoonotic disease outbreaks, and the exploitation of farmers and rural communities. Transitioning to a plant-based food system is essential for a just and sustainable future. Food & You 2.0 is committed to making this transition possible through education, research, and community-driven initiatives.


Our Mission

At its core, Food & You 2.0 is about more than just dietary choices—it’s about creating a movement that benefits animals, people, and the planet. We are transforming food systems through research, advocacy, and public engagement.

From policy reforms to grassroots events, we equip individuals and communities with the knowledge and support they need to transition to sustainable, plant-based diets. By sparking conversations, engaging stakeholders, and mobilizing action, we are shaping a healthier and more compassionate food future.

Join The Moment

Join The Moment

Become part of a growing community advocating for a compassionate and sustainable food system. Take the 21-Day Dairy-Free Challenge today and start your journey toward an eco-conscious lifestyle!

Strategic Partnerships and Alliances

Our impact is amplified through strong collaborations with:

  • Universities for research and knowledge-sharing.

  • NGOs to expand outreach and advocacy.

  • Government bodies like pollution control boards to push for policy-level changes.

International coalitions to bring global perspectives into the conversation on sustainable food systems.

Community and Awareness Building

Building awareness is at the heart of Food & You 2.0. Through events, workshops, and direct engagement, we make plant-based living relatable and achievable.


Impact Snapshot:

  • Total Reach: 22 million individuals

  • Plant-Based Pledges: 80,000

  • Partners: 9 across 8 states

  • Supreme Court Engagement: National-level advocacy with high-impact outreach

  • Community Potlucks: 37 events, nearly 800 participants

  • School & College Awareness: 22 schools, 8 colleges

    Government Collaborations: Two state-level partnerships impacting millions of animals