World Vegan Day

One day to help save our world

On 1 November, World Vegan Day, we're calling on the British public to take part in our new challenge, 7 Day Vegan.

Join thousands of others across the UK, and around the world, in choosing vegan! Try it for one week for the good of animals, your health and the environment!

Head to our Vegan Now campaign page and watch our video to find out from Greta Thunberg, George Monbiot and Juliet Gellatley why changing our diet helps save our planet.

Why?

We are in the midst of a climate breakdown and animal farming is a major culprit. Going vegan is the single biggest way to reduce your environmental impact. It helps:

• Save wildlife
• Protect our rainforests
• Preserve habitats
• Defend our oceans
• And halve your carbon footprint

How?

With Viva!’s exclusive 7 Day Vegan recipe plans, shopping list and top vegan tricks, it’s never been easier to choose vegan!

There’s no need to spend lots of time planning for 7 Day Vegan, we have easy, delicious and nutritious recipe plans for you to enjoy.

Get involved

Shout about it!

Help us to get as many people involved as possible by sharing our social media graphics. Tag your posts with #WorldVeganDay2020 and challenge your friends to join you too!

If you're already vegan we're also keen to hear why you went vegan, in order to help inspire others. Take a video selfie telling and upload to social media with the tag #WorldVeganDay2020.

Support the Campaign!

Donating to our campaign will help us to reach out across Britain and beyond. Help Viva! persuade consumers, animal charities, environmental groups, citizen groups, politicians, and the media that going vegan is a positive powerful step – the biggest an individual can take – to save our world

Media

Kemet FM - Christine Belle
31/10/2019: Juliet is interviewed by Christine Belle on Kemet FM. Juliet discusses the impact of consuming animals on our health and our planet, the benefits of veganism, the rising popularity of veganism in sports, and how you can get involved with #GoVegan24.

Beverley FM - David Fewster
31/10/2019: David Fewster interviews Juliet about World Vegan Day, why people are vegan, the impact that farming animals has on our health and the environment, and why a vegan diet is the most sustainable.

Deveron FM - Lynn Rae
31/10/2019: Juliet discusses the impact animal agriculture is having on our planet, the advantages of a vegan diet and how you can get involved for World Vegan Day. #GoVegan24

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