Guest guest Posted January 21, 2009 Report Share Posted January 21, 2009 A quick update on the upcoming vegan meetup this Sunday in Oakland: The talk and discussion period of the meetup will be ASL interpreted. If you would like more ASL interpreted, vegan events but are unable to attend this meetup, please email us. Also, if there are other accessibility issues with the meetup that we haven't addressed, please let us know so we can work to remove them. A lot of people have already RSVPed, which is fantastic! We're looking forward to sharing a lively discussion with everyone. Please see our event page <http://www.meetup.com/vegans/calendar/9453724/> for full details about the meetup. Also, please forward this message to any friends of yours who may be interested in attending and who may be seeking an ASL interpreted event. Hope to see you on Sunday! Miranda Robbins and Victor Tsou Organizers, Vegans for Action -- L.O.V.E.'s Vegan Blog: http://loveallbeings.org/vegan-blog/ Veganism as Anti-Oppression: http://loveallbeings.org/ The Vegan Ideal: http://theveganideal.blogspot.com/ , Vegans for Action <vegans4action wrote: Are you curious about veganism and want to learn more? Are you new to veganism and want to join a community of like-minded people? Are you a long time vegan and want to get more involved? Happy new year! For our first meetup of 2009, we are offering a talk titled, " A New Look at Veganism, " where we will share some refreshing new ideas about veganism drawn from our years of activist experience, followed by a group discussion. Whether you are thinking about veganism, a new vegan, or a long-time vegan, this thought-provoking talk has something for you! Family and friends, vegan and non-vegan, are invited and welcome. We will share a vegan potluck dinner together on Sunday, January 25th at 5:30 pm and the the talk and discussion will begin at 6:30 pm. To try to reach our friends who have not been able to attend the Saturday meetups, we will be meeting this time on Sunday. Come join us! We strongly believe veganism should be accessible to all. African Americans, Latinas/Latinos, Native Americans, Asians, Asian Americans -- all those who make up our vibrant community are invited and welcome to all events. For full details, see our web page <http://www.meetup.com/vegans/calendar/9453724/> . If you would like to be informed of all our events, we suggest you join the meetup group <http://www.meetup.com/vegans/> . What people have been saying about the meetings: * " This is the best meetup group ever! If you are vegan or vegetarian or remotely interested in being veg*n, you should be here. It's a group of people who are totally friendly, interesting, and fun to talk to. ... I was a little hesitant to attend this meetup at first, because I can be kind of shy, but I am really glad I did. It's a totally supportive atmosphere where you can discuss and explore what being a veg*n means to you. The people are great!! It's a perfect place to find a community of like-minded people. Miranda and Victor are awesome hosts and make everyone feel really welcome. " * " Great way to share ideas and ways to talk to others about the benefits of being vegan, while meeting new people over some wonderful food. I plan on attending this every month. " * " Good food. Good people. Good discussion. " We had a lot of fun playing the improv games with you all all last month. Thank you for your engagement and participation and a special thank you, Alex, for leading us through the games. We look forward to seeing you on the 25th! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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