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World Try Vegan Day 2011 - 1st November 1:11:11& One World DayInternational Awareness Day for VeganismWhat? World Vegan Day is an opportunity for vegans and their friends to celebrate and promote veganismWhen? World Vegan Day is every year on November 1st (since 1994)Why? The world's first Vegan Society was born on November 1st 1944 - started by Donald Watson and friends.Where? World Vegan Day is celebrated internationally all over the world.How? November 1st is celebrated in many different ways,from a simple birthday party to a full vegan festival with exhibitions of vegan food and products, talks on nutrition and cooking demonstrations.Wishing
you very best wishes for an ethical, environmentally friendly Please PASS IT ON! - All will be revealed 1:11:11 This year we are aiming for a world record number of people pledging to try plant based eating on the Halloween Meat Free Monday and World Vegan Day on Tuesday 1:11:11 It starts with a pledge - Please encourage as many of your friends as possible to pledge to try a plant based on 1:11:11 Connect with us * Facebook cause *Twitter * One Day on Earth * Blog * 
11 ideas for 1:11:11 - 11:11:11 World Vegan Day and Vegan Month1)PLEDGE
Please pledge now - World
Try Vegan Day Pledge 2) VOTE Ask your friends to vote on what would encourage them to try a plant based diet - World Vegan Day - Vote 3) PARTY Ask your friends to join and discuss their World Vegan Party Day plans and ideas here - World Vegan Day Party4) LINK Keep in touch - Follow us on Twitter and Facebook and see Vegfest 5)
EATING OUT - Ask your local restaurant to feature a healthy plant based
menu on 1:11:11 6) SHOPPING Ask your favourite Supermarket to offer healthy World Try Vegan Day 1:11:11 BOGOF offers 7) COOKING - Organise a free, healthy World Try Vegan Day cookery demo and workshop with The Cancer Project 8) SCHOOLS - Contact your local school and see if they will focus on healthy plant based eating and the benefits to the planet, people and health and animal welfare.for World Vegan Day 1:11:11 9) RADIO - Contact your local radio station and ask if they can get a chef in to transform a national dish into a 1:11:11 healthy plant based version 10) NEWSPAPER - Write to your local newspaper and ask if they'll publish a healthy plant based recipe for the week of 1:11:11 11) HEALTH - Contact your Doctor and ask him or her if he or she would like evidence that a plant based diet helps to reduce the risks of diabetes, heart disease and cancer - If they say 'yes' contact your National Vegan Society or The Cancer Project | ||
