COK's Factory Farming in
America Exhibit on the National Mall

COK's Factory Farming in America Exhibit on D.C.'s National Mall

Taking advantage of the fact that tens of thousands of tourists visit Washington, D.C.'s National Mall every weekend during the summer, COK's weekly Factory Farming in America Exhibit exposes exactly what horrors are inflicted upon the animals we eat. Each Sunday for 21 weeks, the Exhibit shows the undeniable truth about the living conditions of animals on factory farms.

The Exhibit includes enlarged photos of factory-farmed animals with descriptive captions, a TV/VCR airing factory farming and slaughterhouse footage, literature on veganism and vegan-friendly dining in the nation's capital, and several smiling faces eager to engage tourists in conversation.

On the left, two tourists watch factory-farming footage on COK’s TV/VCR. On the right, a crowd of tourists lines up to take free Vegan Starter Guides and other literature from the table.

COK activists staff the information table, answering questions about veganism and factory farming.

The Exhibit from the left …

and from the right.

A COK activist passes out Choosing Vegan brochures in front of the Exhibit.

On the left, two passersby talk about the Mall Exhibit. On the right, a tourist engages in a conversation with a COK activist.

To take a virtual tour of COK's Factory Farming Exhibit on the National Mall, please click here.

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