Vegetarian Writers Group -- Vegetarian Writers Needed

[Guest guest]

My name is Maynard S. Clark, Executive Director of the Vegetarian Resource

Center.

 

One of the projects we have going, independent of the VRC, is the development of

a chain of 5-star vegan restaurants (beginning with the prototype near MIT in

Cambridge, MA), the development of a Foundation to encourage professional

networking among vegetarian professionals (that is, among engineers and computer

scientists who are vegetarians, social and natural scientists who are

vegetarians, healthcare professionals who are vegetarians, educators who are

vegetarians, human service professionals who are vegetarians, academics who are

vegetarians, etc.), and the development of regional vegetarian networking

websites.

 

One of the first challenges is to develop local writers' groups for inspiring

vegetarians to network with one another locally.

 

Please join with me if you can help in any way, and our first web-based outreach

project will be for the greater Boston area (Harvard, MIT, BU, Northeastern,

etc.), but the applications will extend more widely, and eventually globally.

 

So if you can write for a set of secular or mixed vegetarian constituencies,

join with me and share with me some of your pro-vegetarian and vegetarian

advocacy writings.

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I would like to participate in your project. I am reading a lot about nutrition

and I have a lot of info about why we should reduce the amount of meat we eat.

We can give it up and be healthy. I also have recipes. Write to me and I will be

greatful to help you

 

" Maynard S. Clark " <MaynardClark wrote:

 

My name is Maynard S. Clark, Executive Director of the Vegetarian Resource

Center.

 

One of the projects we have going, independent of the VRC, is the development of

a chain of 5-star vegan restaurants (beginning with the prototype near MIT in

Cambridge, MA), the development of a Foundation to encourage professional

networking among vegetarian professionals (that is, among engineers and computer

scientists who are vegetarians, social and natural scientists who are

vegetarians, healthcare professionals who are vegetarians, educators who are

vegetarians, human service professionals who are vegetarians, academics who are

vegetarians, etc.), and the development of regional vegetarian networking

websites.

 

One of the first challenges is to develop local writers' groups for inspiring

vegetarians to network with one another locally.

 

Please join with me if you can help in any way, and our first web-based outreach

project will be for the greater Boston area (Harvard, MIT, BU, Northeastern,

etc.), but the applications will extend more widely, and eventually globally.

 

So if you can write for a set of secular or mixed vegetarian constituencies,

join with me and share with me some of your pro-vegetarian and vegetarian

advocacy writings.

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Maynard,

 

I'm a DTR in NY and I'd love to get involved. I've been a vegetarian for about

8 years and nearly vegan for almost two years. Most of my published writing is

in the adoptions field as I'm also an adoptive mom and quite passionate about

it. If you want to get an idea of my vegetarian writing check out the link

below to my blog. I've also just submitted a piece to VegFamily and am waiting

to hear back. I look forward to hearing from you.

 

Katie

kmangan

http://frugalveggiemama.blogspot.com

 

 

 

> " Maynard S. Clark " <MaynardClark wrote:<BR>

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>My name is Maynard S. Clark, Executive Director of the Vegetarian Resource

Center.  <BR>

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>One of the projects we have going, independent of the VRC, is the development

of a chain of 5-star vegan restaurants (beginning with the prototype near MIT in

Cambridge, MA), the development of a Foundation to encourage professional

networking among vegetarian professionals (that is, among engineers and computer

scientists who are vegetarians, social and natural scientists who are

vegetarians, healthcare professionals who are vegetarians, educators who are

vegetarians, human service professionals who are vegetarians, academics who are

vegetarians, etc.), and the development of regional vegetarian networking

websites.<BR>

><BR>

>One of the first challenges is to develop local writers' groups for inspiring

vegetarians to network with one another locally.<BR>

><BR>

>Please join with me if you can help in any way, and our first web-based

outreach project will be for the greater Boston area (Harvard, MIT, BU,

Northeastern, etc.), but the applications will extend more widely, and

eventually globally.<BR>

><BR>

>So if you can write for a set of secular or mixed vegetarian constituencies,

join with me and share with me some of your pro-vegetarian and vegetarian

advocacy writings.<BR>

><BR>

><BR>

><BR>

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