This section has links to vegan forums, newsletters, national support groups and annual events.
Vegan forums
International vegan message boards, with a UK section.
Possibly the most widely used vegan Yahoo group (you will
need to register to access this group). Other UK groups include Vegans
Uncensored and VeganUK.
Flickr photo-based site.
A new forum for vegans wanting to get fit and healthy.
Plus a special mention for VeggieBoards which includes vegan, raw food,
animal rights and environmental forums. You'll also find vegans on Twitter!
Vegan newsletters
A summary of all the latest vegan blog posts from around the net. (For more blogs see the homepages.)
Includes news, recipes, product reviews and veganic gardening tips.
Plus a special mention for the old Vegan Views by Harry Mather.
Support groups
As well as providing useful information about going vegan,
the Vegan Society holds a list of local
vegan contacts who you can get in touch with to find out about vegan
life in your area.
A website for vegan families. Includes advice on common vegan parenting
issues, links for vegan children, information on vaccinations, plus recipes
and a vegan chocolate page!
Publishes a quarterly newsletter.
Offers help and support to vegans looking
to gain size, lose fat or get into better shape. Vegan Bodybuilding also
runs related contests at the vegan fayres.
Practical help and support for vegan 'crimes of conscience' prisoners.
News, recipes and contacts for raw food vegans.
The UK's first vegan-run 'internet TV station'.
Plus a special mention for the vegan-run Veggie
Romance and Vegetarian
and Vegan Matchmakers dating agencies. For guides to what's on
in your region see the online
guides section.
Annual events
Animal Aid's annual feelgood event, Sunday 5th December 2010 at Kensington Town Hall, London.
All vegan event, usually takes place during March.
All vegan event, next date for your diary May 28th-29th 2011.
Took place in Nottingham on Saturday 12th December 2009.
Taking a well-earned break in 2010.
Saturday 30th October 2010 in the Civic Centre, Wolverhampton.
See also holidays in the travel section.
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