Creative Nonviolent Vegan Education

 By Eccentric Vegan on July 5th, 2009 Print This Post Print This Post

Question: “I want to encourage people to go vegan. How should I do it?”

Answer: You know yourself, your resources, and the people you interact with best, so you’re the best judge of what you should do to help animals. Maybe you’re a social butterfly so you want to organize potlucks. Maybe you’re a computer wiz so you’d like to create a website. It’s up to you what you do to help foster veganism in other people.

However, Vegan Soapbox has some suggestions:

Two of the most effective methods of “vegangelism” are: leafleting and videos.

Here are some videos:

Here are some leafleting resources:

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2 Responses to Creative Nonviolent Vegan Education

  1.  Stevie commented on Jul 6th, 2009 at 5:39 pm

    VegFund has a list of tabling literature too:
    http://vegfund.org/Literature.html

  2.  Louche commented on Jul 15th, 2009 at 2:10 pm

    I would not use PETA’s starter kits. I saw there stand picked one up. There are cool recipes in there, and we used the vegan blueberry pancakes recipe, but the rest is full of poorly written or researched “facts” on health and what not.

    COK’s guide is not bad, if you’re okay with vegan being called vegetarian instead of vegan.

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