Vegetarian Week - another year, another success

For the fourth consecutive year, the International Vegetarian Week was celebrated around the world, by hundreds of people in tens of countries.


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Winners of the Vegetarian Week contest 2011

And the winners of the IVW 2011 contest are...

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Dan Piraro supports the Vegetarian Week

World famous cartoonist, writer, performer and activist Dan Piraro has given his support to the Vegetarian Week project.

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Activities 2011

 

This is a non comprehensive list of the activities scheduled for 2011. If you know of other activities, please inform us.

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Images, videos and texts

 

The IVW team is eager to make available material that you can use in your campaigns.

You may use all these resources free of charge, for the purpose of promoting the World Vegetarian Week or the Vegetarian lifestyle.

You may translate, improve and adapt all the materials to suit your own needs. If you make an improvement or translation, please do not hesitate to share with others. Contact us.

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Posters and flyers

The Vegetarian Week team is eager to make available materials that you can use in your campaigns.

You may use these resources free of charge, for the purpose of promoting the International Vegetarian Week or the Vegetarian lifestyle.

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Call for Action

October 1 to October 7 is the International Vegetarian Week. Since 2009, countless organisations, in many countries, are joining this movement to promote a healthier, more humane and environmentally sustainable lifestlye.

You are also invited to get involved!

 

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A Sustainable Future Depends on Our Food Choices

 

Raising livestock for our meat-centered diets is destroying our planet and threatens our civilization and prosperity. Giving up or cutting back on meat consumption is the most important thing an individual can do to protect the environment and future generations from disaster. That is why the Vegetarian Week 2011will focus primarily on the environmental reasons to eat a vegetarian diet.

This article considers why a major societal shift to plant-based (vegan) diets is essential to avoid impending climate, environmental, food, energy, and water crises.

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