11 Facts About Kirsten Rosenberg

Kirsten Rosenberg was born on January 21,1969 and is an American singer, currently with the all-female tribute band The Iron Maidens.

Kirsten Rosenberg is an animal rights and veganism advocate, as well as a former co-owner of Sticky Fingers, an all-vegan bakery in Washington, DC.

In 1991, Rosenberg became involved in the production of the Genesis Awards television special that is aired each year and which honors individuals in the major news and entertainment media for producing outstanding works that raise public awareness of animal issues.

Kirsten Rosenberg spoke at the Third Annual United Poultry Concerns Forum on December 8,2001, on the subject "Throwing the Baby Out With the Battery Cage: Looking Out for Animals' Welfare in the Pursuit of Rights".

Kirsten Rosenberg's talk was described by Mary and Frank Hoffman as follows:.

Kirsten Rosenberg's presentation came across as a "business approach" to arriving at our goals of eliminating animal suffering.

Kirsten Rosenberg expressed that politics is the art of compromise, and that in our pursuit of animal rights in the future, we need to find ways to lessen the suffering of animals in our present time.

The daughter of Pulitzer Prize-winning critic Howard Kirsten Rosenberg, Kirsten Rosenberg became a vegetarian when she was twelve years old and a vegan in 1994.

Kirsten Rosenberg was 34 at the time of a 2003 newspaper article.

Kirsten Rosenberg was formerly married to Wayne Pacelle of the Humane Society of the United States.

Kirsten Rosenberg is endorsed by BBE Sound, Sennheiser and Monster Energy Drink.