Vegetarian Star

The Indigo Girls, vegetarian Amy Ray and Emily Saliers, sat down with Annie Barr from the The [i4c] Campaign, which aims to “create a better tomorrow by supporting change making entrepreneurs.”

Ray and Saliers discuss the future they see, which makes improves from today’s state of the treatment of woman and the environment.

“I foresee a change in energy policy,” said Sailers, and emphasized the United States moving away from traditional energy sources like fossil fuels and oils.

Saliers and Ray have worked with indigenous communities that rely on green energy such as solar and wind and she’d like to find ways for these communities to continue using these energy resources while reaping economic benefits at the same time.

Watch to hear Ray’s vision for how she would like to see women and children treated in the future.

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Sarah McLachlan‘s founded Lilith Fair will be giving back to four selected businesses that have pledged to promote a more sustainable world through its products, through the fair’s i4c Campaign.

The i4c Campaign (acronym for “I foresee a better tomorrow”), was created to support a more ethical economy, and $1 from every ticket sold for the concerts will go to the campaign, which is supporting Alter Eco Fair Trade Foods, Better World Books, To-Go Ware, and Grameen America.

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