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The Toronto Vegetarian Association (www.veg.ca) has a new youth group!

There are two aspects to the youth group:

1. We hold networking/info sharing sessions to give people in high school and university a chance to offer support and share ideas about running a vegetarian/animal rights group at one's school.

2. We have monthly educational and social events for vegetarians and those interested in vegetarianism. These events are held in the GTA, and are designed for people aged 16-20. Examples of events include cooking classes, discussion panels, speakers, and poetry workshops. We've dubbed these events "V-Dot, Toronto's Vegetarian Youth"

We'd love to hear feedback about the group and are very open to suggestions. We're here for you, so use us!

Our first V-Dot event:

WHEN: Wednesday, October 18th, 6:30-9:30pm

WHAT: This theme of this one is Vegetarian Self-Defence. It will be a discussion about answering stupid questions regarding vegetarianism followed by a fun movie. Free vegan snacks will be provided!

RSVP: or get more info (such as location) by emailing [email protected] or calling (416) 544 - 9800

 

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The Toronto Vegetarian Association Youth Group Presents.....

Documentry and Poetry Night

Featuring "The Witness" and a workshop with poet Jill Binder

The Witness: An amazing documentary about the journey of one man to

bring compassion into his life and hope to suffering animals.

OPEN TO ALL HIGH SCHOOL AGED YOUTH

DELICIOUS VEGAN FOOD PROVIDED

When: Friday, December 1st, 2006

5:30pm-8:00pm

Where: Ursula Franklin Academy

146 Glendonwynne Rd

(Bloor and Runnymede)

Just North of Runnymede Station

RSVP: youth (@) veg.ca OR (416) 544 - 9800

 

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Food Choices and the Environment

Find out about the connections between diet and the enviroment.

Sunday, February 4, 2007

3:00pm - 6:00pm

Northern District Library

40 Orchard View Blvd. (Yonge & Eglinton)

Learn about the connections between what we eat and how it affects the

environment through an interactive talk by an environmental activist.

Uncover how vegetarian or vegan food choices can have a positive

impact on our earth. The talk will be followed by a smoothie-making

workshop! Free snacks, door prizes and giveaways!

Bring ALL your friends! This event is FREE and open to all high school

students, veg and non-veg alike!

Organized by the Toronto Vegetarian Association's V-DOT program and

supported by the Youth Environment Network.

Please RSVP: 416.544.9800 OR youth (@) veg.ca

 

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***Food Choices and Environmental Activism***

Sunday, February 25, 2007

3:00pm - 6:00pm

Toronto Reference Library

789 Yonge St. (Yonge/Bloor)

Learn about how to become an effective activist for the environment

and for earth-friendly food choices. Features a talk from a long-time

activist! The talk will be paired with delicious vegan goodies, free

snacks, door prizes and giveaways!

Bring ALL Your friends! This event is FREE and open to all high school

students, veg and non-veg alike!

Organized by the Toronto Vegetarian Association's V-DOT program and

supported by the Youth Environment Network

Please RSVP to: [email protected] or 416-544-9800