The author of The Bible According to Noah and Science and the Search for God will appear on Vermont Public Television.

Will Tuttle, author of The World Peace Diet, will be holding a weekend intensive retreat in Columbiaville, Michigan, at the Tibbets Nature Sanctuary.

Catch up with Dr. Michael Greger (Bird Flu), Kerrie Saunders (Vegan Diet as Chronic Disease Prevention), and Will Tuttle (The World Peace Diet) at this tasty Pennsylvania event.

Lantern authors Karen Davis, pattrice jones, and Hillary Rettig will be participating in Compassionate Action for Animals' animal rights conference in Minneapolis.

Workshop on The World Peace Diet. Click here for Will's appearances all along the Eastern Seaboard.

Bibliophiles, come see us in L.A. at booth #2162.

Dr. Greger will be signing his book, Bird Flu, after participating in the CleanMed conference in Pittsburgh (the environmentally sustainable health care conference).

Join the First Veggie Pride Parade.

The Lifelong Activist leads a workshop on how to overcome procrastination in your job search. (NYC)

The Lifelong Activist tells Bostonites how.

Join Bird Flu author Dr. Michael Greger while he talks about another inconvenient truth, with an informative, terrifying, and funny talk about the role factory farming is playing in the emergence of human infectious disease.

Wangari Maathai, Nobel Laureate and author of The Green Belt Movement, will be speaking about her work.

John Francis, author of Planetwalker, will be participating in the "Power of Truth" retreat on Gandhi and the environment.

The author of 101 Reasons Why I'm a Vegetarian will be discussing vegetarianism to save the environment, and the Veggie Pride Parade on KAFM Radio, based in Grand Junction, CO.

Eternal Treblinka author Charles Patterson will discuss how to have a successful writing career outside of traditional publishing.

Steve Best and Anthony Nocella, editors of Terrorists or Freedom Fighters?, and Karen Davis, author of The Holocaust and the Henmaid's Tale will participate in this conference near Yellowstone.

If you missed Hillary Rettig's first presentation on avoiding activist burnout, you have a second chance.

Hillary Rettig, author of The Lifelong Activist, presents a free seminar on avoiding activist burnout. Sponsored by Farm Sanctuary and NYU's animal rights group, SEAL.

Hillary Rettig, author of The Lifelong Activist, gives an all-day workshop about time management and getting past procrastination, fears and blocks.

Original piano accompanies a presentation of the concepts in The World Peace Diet.

The author of On Life's Journey will be giving a lunch hour reading and discussion at the C.G. Jung Foundation for Analytical Psychology in NYC.

The author of The World Peace Diet is making several stops in Gainesville to discuss transforming ourselves and our world.

Listen online to an interview with Yifa, Buddhist nun and author of Authenticity.

Jim Mason, author of An Unnatural Order, will be interviewed on Wake Up America.

Eat at the "Best Vegetarian Restaurant 2007" (Zagat) and hear the author of 101 Reasons I'm a Vegetarian speak, at the American Vegan Society's celebration of World Vegan Month.

The League of Humane Voters celebrates its sixth anniversary with a star-studded gala and award ceremony. Lantern will be there.

Aftershock's pattrice jones is speaking at the Smash the State, Crush the Cage conference in Amherst.

The author of The Fire and the Rose: The Wedding of Spirituality and Sexuality is giving a lecture and workshop entitled "Becoming Whole as a Spiritual Necessity" in Asheville.

Lantern's own Martin Rowe is running the NYC marathon to help with medical expenses for Albie the Goat's leg. Come cheer for Martin and Albie!

The author of Aftershock discusses how two forms of oppression are related.

Norm Phelps, author of The Longest Struggle: Animal Advocacy from Pythagoras to PETA, will be interviewed on Global Talk Radio. Listen online!

The authors of Bird Flu and The Lifelong Activist will be signing books in Beantown, and Michael Greger will be explaining (yet another reason) why you ought to go vegetarian.

jones, author of Aftershock, is speaking at Farm Sanctuary's annual Walk for Farm Animals, reminding us why fighting for farmed animals is so important.

You haven't cooked until you've "bean" to a cooking class with Chef McCarthy (Lantern Vegan Family Cookbook)! Hummus, milk, pudding, soup, and salad....all made from beans.

Join Lantern at the Animals & Society 2007 Compassionate Living Festival.

Wangari Maathai, Nobel Peace Laureate and author of The Green Belt Movement will be speaking in NYC.

Bird Flu author Dr. Greger joins other inspiring speakers at the 1st Veg Expo held in this region.

Patricia Curtis, author of City Dog gives an interview on WFUV Fordham Radio's show, Cityscape.

Pamela Rice, author of 101 Reasons Why I'm a Vegetarian, will speak at Jivamukti Yoga Center in New York City: "101 Reasons in 101 Sentences."

Tuttle presents The World Peace Diet at the Kushi Institute's Pathway to Peace conference.

Visit Lantern at the Humane Society's Annual Conference.

The author of 101 Reasons I'm a Vegetarian speaks on the environmental impact of fishing and meat eating, and subsidies to the meat industry at NAVS Summerfest.

Lantern hits the West coast (LA, to be exact) for the 2007 Farm Animal Reform Movement conference. Come by our table and say hello!

Will Tuttle will be speaking on The World Peace Diet, and will be presented with the Peace Abbey's Courage of Conscience Award. Potluck meal.

Enjoy the best of veg London while learning how to stay healthy from Bird Flu's Dr. Greger.

The author of The Lifelong Activist explores the grassroots uses of technology this weekend!

Dr. Ruth will be signing her new book The Olive and the Tree at the Book Expo in NYC.

pattrice jones, author of Aftershock, will be part of a panel called "Anarchist Visions for the 21st Century" at NYC's Anarchist Book Fair.

Josephine Bellaccomo, author of Move the Message, conducts a benefit workshop.

Lantern Books is cosponsoring a conference with United Poultry Concerns on whether the Holocaust can be compared with African American slavery or the Native American genocide, and any of them with the experiences of animals on today’s factory farms.

Be ready for lively discussion at pattrice jones' reading from Aftershock.

The author of the Lantern Vegan Family Cookbook is giving a cooking class at Bob's Red Mill: Seitan Patrick's Day!

pattrice jones, author of Aftershock, will be presenting at the Animal Liberation 2007 workshop at NCOR.

If you've got cable, meet Planetwalker John Francis at 9:30 p.m. EST. If you miss it, the program is on again 3 hours later.

Torontonians can tune in, and everyone else can subscribe to the Animal Voices podcast to hear pattrice discuss Aftershock.

pattrice jones reads from Aftershock at the Baltimore collective bookstore and coffee house.

The author of The World Peace Diet will give a lecture and show the documentary Sustainable Table, with food by Chef Tanya.

Hillary Rettig will be reading from her book, The Lifelong Activist, at the February meeting of Drinking Liberally.

Hear author Hillary Rettig talk about The Lifelong Activist on NYC's Pacifica station.

Join weightloss guru Norris Chumley at the very beginning of the year to make 2007 the year you lose weight...permanently. Click here for more details.

Mark Whitwell, author of Yoga of Heart will conduct a weekend workshop and then weeklong yoga retreat in Big Sur, California.

Mark Whitwell, author of Yoga of Heart will conduct an intensive yoga retreat in Tucson, Arizona.

Charles Patterson will be interviewd WBAI 99.5 FM (Pacifica Radio in NYC) about his book Eternal Treblinka.

Wakeup Call's Deepa Fernandes will be conducting a live interview with Dr. Greger about Bird Flu.

John Francis, author of Planetwalker, will be interviewed on Wakeup Call. Tune in to 99.5 FM.

Our own Martin Rowe will be speaking at this animal-honoring feast.

Learn exciting new ways to communicate about human rights, environmental preservation, animal protection, media and culture.

Our conference and festival mania continues...

Michael Greger, author of Bird Flu: A Virus of Our Own Hatching, will be discussing the topic of his new book in NYC!

Authors Hillary Rettig and Michael Greger will be attending the Boston Vegetarian Food Festival and signing copies of their new books.

The author of The Green Bible will give a day-long workshop at the Spirituality Centre in Peterborough, Ontario.

Lantern author and communications expert Josephine Bellaccomo offers winning tactics to design and deliver a compelling message.

Lantern will be selling books as a sponsor at this annual conference, this year located in Los Angeles. Speakers include: Kim Stallwood.

Chef Brian McCarthy teaches you how to whip up a delicious vegetarian breakfast.

The author of The Green Bible will give a weekend workshop at the Sophia Center in Oakland, California.

New film shows the faces of animal liberators.

Taking Action for Animals 2006 is a leading event for the animal protection movement designed to motivate, skill and inspire activists nationwide. Speakers include: Josephine Bellaccomo, Michael Greger, Martin Rowe, Kim Stallwood, and Zoe Weil.

Farm's AR2006 Conference will feature Lantern's Charles Patterson, Karen Davis, Hillary Rettig, Richard Schwartz, and future authors Pattrice Jones and Melanie Joy.

Pamela Rice, author of 101 Reasons Why I'm a Vegetarian, will speak on being an activist.

Josephine Bellaccomo will be speaking at In Defense of Animal's Humane Leadership Academy in New York City.

Lantern authors Carol Adams, Karen Davis, Michael Greger, and Will Tuttle will be speaking at the NAVS Summerfest.

John Francis, author of Planetwalker will be interviewed on the Jeff Rense show on the GCN Radio Network.

Steven Kaufman and J.R. Hyland will be speaking at the Christian Concern for All God's Creatures Conference in Caldwell, New Jersey. Lantern will sell their books.

Lantern teams up with Satya magazine and Whirlwind Creative Gallery to present a screening of Gone Tomorrow: The Hidden Life of Garbage.

St. Bartholomew’s Church in New York City and Contemplative Outreach of NY present “An Afternoon with Fr. Thomas Keating.”

Back by popular demand, Norris Chumley's 5-day intensive weight-loss retreat at Kripalu Yoga Center.

Pamela Rice will be attending an authors forum at her alma mater, Roosevelt University in Chicago.

The author of Move the Message will host an all-day workshop entitled "Animal Rights and Wrongs" at the Cultural Theater Center.

Lantern teams up with the Disabilities Network of NYC, MediaRights, and Whirlwind Creative to bring you a free screening and discussion of Fast and Reliable and The Kids Are All Right.

Lantern teams up with Whirlwind Creative to bring you a free screening and discussion of The Future of Food, a shocking documentary on how genetically engineered foods are slipping into our supply.

Andrew Beath, author of Consciousness in Action, will be reading from his book at Diesel’s Bookstore in Malibu. This is a free event.

Mark Whitwell, author of Yoga of Heart, will be conducting a weekend workshop at the Esalen Institute in California.

Lantern teams up with Whirlwind Creative gallery and Holla Back NYC to bring you a free screening and discussion of War Zone, a film about street harassment against women.

Join author Josephine Bellaccomo and others to discuss her book, Move the Message: Your Guide to Making a Difference and Changing the World.

Join Mark Whitwell for a five-day yoga intensive at the world-renowned Kripalu Yoga Center.

Lorie Eve Dechar will conduct a workshop on Taoist acupuncture at the Esalen Institute.

Explore the inner dimensions of yoga and Yoga of Heart with renowned yoga teacher Mark Whitwell.

Discover how losing weight, getting healthy, and creating basic fitness for a lifetime can actually be enjoyable, with Norris Chumley.

Join Lantern Books, the Small Planet Institute, and many others to raise funds for environmental projects in the developing world.

Discover how losing weight, getting healthy, and creating basic fitness for a lifetime can actually be enjoyable, with Norris Chumley.

Join Mark Whitwell in a one-day workshop for all interested students of yoga.

Join Mark Whitwell in a one-day workshop for Vinyasa Yoga practitioners.

Join feminist vegetarian Carol Adams at Farm Sanctuary West's Compassionate Thanksgiving festival.

Listen to author Michelle Rivera discuss the role of animals in therapy on Animal Corner radio program.

Lantern teams up with MediaRights, Witness, and Whirlwind Creative to bring you a free screening and discussion of System Failure: Violence, Abuse and Neglect in the California Youth Authority.

Thomas Keating will be join the Dalai Lama and others to discuss the science and clinical application of meditation.

Pick up a Lantern Books catalogue at the San Francisco Green Festival.

Mark Whitwell will be teaching a weekend intensive at the Sattva Yoga Shala in Montreal, Canada.

Join Kim Stallwood and artist Sue Coe for a discussion on Sue's latest work, Sheep of Fools.

Join Andrew Beath in this free event to discuss becoming an activist for change.

Join Andrew Beath in this free event to discuss becoming an activist for change.

Andrew Beath will be speaking about his new book, Consciousness in Action.

Our catalogues and Wangari Maathai's The Green Belt Movement will be at this environmental conference. Click here for more details.

Join Lantern Books, Tom Regan, Tony Banks, and CEO of Whole Foods, John Mackey, at The Power of One Conference in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Wangari Maathai will address students, faculty, and guests at the Kennedy School of Government.

Wangari Maathai will talk about her work to protect the environment, enhance women's rights and bring peace to her native Kenya and throughout Africa and the world.

Join us to discuss 101 Reasons Why I'm a Vegetarian and meet the author, Pamela Rice.

Come and visit the Lantern booth at the annual Washington, DC, Green Festival.

Lean and Green! Learn how athletes like senior Olympian Ruth Heidrich, surfer Katie Coryell and bodybuilder Kenneth Williams, maximize their health and performance on a plant-based diet.

Monica Sweeney, MD, author of Condom Sense and member of the President’s Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS, will be speaking and signing books in Brooklyn.

Wangari Maathai will be interviewed by National Geographic editor in chief, Chris Johns.

Wangari Maathai will join Mary Robinson, Jeffrey Sachs, and others to discuss investing in the environment to fight poverty.

Wangari Maathai will headline this sold-out event at Omega Institute.

Authors Karen Davis, Ingrid Newkirk, and Kim Stallwood are speaking at the HSUS-sponsored Taking Action for Animals Conference in Washington, DC.

Michael Greger, MD, author of Carbophobia will be interviewed on WHHO-AM's The Morning Show.

Author Margo DeMello will be speaking at Animal Rights 2005 Conference in Los Angeles.

Lantern authors Michael Greger, Ruth Heidrich, Steven Kaufman, David Kidd, Kerrie Saunders, and Richard Schwartz are all speaking at the North American Vegetarian Summerfest.

Join moderator Jean Thaler and Lantern staff in discussing Carbophobia! The Scary Truth About America's Low-Carb Craze.

Join EarthSave NYC, PETA, and others for a day of vegan food, friends and activism.

Lantern Books is proud to co-sponsor Resurgence Magazine's "Earth & Religion Conference," June 9 -12, 2005, at Bard College in upstate New York. Speakers include: Andrew Harvey, Satish Kumar, Chief Oren Lyons, Raine Eisler and Robert Thurman.

Can Environmental Leadership Boost Publisher Marketing Efforts?: Martin Rowe and others will explore the opportunities for publishers to distinguish themselves though their environmental responsibility, starting with their paper choices.

MOVED FROM MAY 18: Join Daniel Salau from SIMOO (Simba Maasai Outreach Organization) based in Ngong, Kenya. SIMOO works on issues of rights, environment, land, culture and gender in partnership with Maasai communities in and around the Ngong Hills area of Kenya.

Lantern Books publisher Martin Rowe will be participating in an interfaith conference on progressive values called: "Reclaiming Our Voices: Progressive Religious Values."

On March 8th, Wangari Maathai and Kerry Kennedy spoke at the historic Cooper Union in New York City. This event will air this weekend on C-SPAN's program Book-TV on Sunday, April 24th at 11am and 3pm. Check your local cable listings for more information.

Featuring Wangari Maathai, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate; Steven Rockefeller, Chair, Earth Charter Drafting Committee; Adnan Amin; Brian Swimme; Mary Evelyn Tucker
To Register: 212 817-8215

The Cooper Union and Lantern Books are pleased to present free of charge Prof. Wangari Maathai, 2004 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, Deputy Minister for the Environment in Kenya's government, Environmentalist and Peace Activist and founder of the Green Belt Movement in her first and only public event in New York City since winning the prize.

Prof. Maathai will lecture on “The Future of the Planet is in Your Hands” and sign books in the Historic Grand Hall. No RSVP necessary. Please come early, since limited capacity. Capacity laws will be strictly enforced. Be seated by 7 pm.

Donations to the Green Belt Movement welcome at the door. Two-thirds of book sales go to the Green Belt Movement.

Directions: 6 train to Astor Place or R or W trains to West 8th Street. For further directions: click here.

Wangari Maathai will visit the White Plains Presbyterian Church and preach the sermon. Following the service, the church will hold a tree-planting ceremony on the grounds then proceed to coffee hour. As always, we welcome visitors and encourage everyone to come and hear this inspired woman share her powerful and timely message.

Honored for her contribution to sustainable development, democracy and peace, the Kenyan environmentalist will make a rare public appearance in the Bay Area.

The Council celebrates Wangari Maathai, Kenyan environmentalist and 2004 Nobel Laureate. She is a voice for sustainable development, environmental protection, democracy and peace. As founder of the Green Belt Movement, she has challenged conventional wisdom and opened new avenues for citizen action. She is emblematic of the kind of leader who is changing our world. While global stewardship is a collective enterprise, Wangari Maathai reminds us of the power of one brave individual.

Dr. Maathai will be introduced by Bay Area philanthropic leader and Council Vice Chairman Richard Goldman, who first awarded Dr. Maathai a Goldman Environmental Prize a decade ago.