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INTERVIEW WITH PETER SINGER NEW LOOK YOUTH PAGES LAUNCHLAUNCH OF OUR NEW ENVIRONMENTENVIRONMENT BOOKLET VEGANS IINN SCHOOLS, HOSPITHOSPITALSALS ANDAND CCAREARE HOMESHOMES INTERVIEWSINTERVIEWS WITH WENDYWENDY TURNER-WEBSTER AND JOAN COURT ANIMAL RIGHTS DIRECT ACTION: RIGHT OR WRONG? VEGANISM - THE NEGLECTED ENVIRONMENTAL ARGUMENT ISSN 0307−4811 03 9 770307 481000 in this issue There have been a lot of successful 2 NEWS vegan festivals and events over the summer. If you were lucky enough to 4 SHOPAROUND attend one then relive the experience on our overflowing ‘Out and About’ 7 OUT & ABOUT pages (or see what you missed if you 11 ENVIRONMENT BOOKLET LAUNCH couldn’t get to any this year). / WORLD VEGAN DAY We are pleased to announce the completion of our sixteen page environment booklet and we are ready to meet the 12 VEGAN YOUth challenges of World Vegan Day on 1st November. The theme this year is the environment, which is currently 14 VEGILANTICS such a hot topic that 2006/7 promises to be the year 15 TYPICAL VEGAN when vegans show the world that the consumption of meat, dairy and eggs is killing our planet. A great way to 16 DIETARY DISRESPECT spread the message is to do as Sophie Fenwick-Paul suggests on page 7: join a local eco group and educate its 18 INTERVIEW WITH PETER SINGER members about the environmental advantages of a vegan diet. 21 INTERVIEW WITH WENDY TURNER WEBSTER Of course, saving the planet is only one of the many reasons to be vegan. We feature the first of two interviews with 22 VEGANISM - THE NEGLECTED leading philosophers who have compelled the academic ENVIRONMENTAL ARGUMENT world to think seriously about animal rights. In this issue Professor Peter Singer – author of the groundbreaking 24 RECIPES book Animal Liberation – gives us an insight into his latest thinking about our food choices and why they matter. 26 DIRECT ACTION: RIGHT OR WRONG? If you have ever lived with nonhuman animals, you will 29 CURIOUS VEGETABLES know from their behaviour that they can feel pleasure and & MEGAN THE VEGAN misery. In a world where humans cause suffering to sentient beings for trivial reasons, it is hardly surprising that some 30 GROW VEGAN animal rights campaigners get angry with the farmers and vivisectors who exploit animals. Dave Palmer examines 31 NUTRITION NEWS whether economic sabotage can ever be justified or whether it simply loses the battle for hearts and minds 33 REVIEWS and drives factory farming and vivisection abroad. 34 DEAR VEGAN SOCIETY This issue also sees the launch of our new look YOUth 35 POSTBAG pages. Young people are the Vegan Society’s future and we need to attract and keep them if we are to prosper. 36 INTERVIEW WITH ANIMAL RIGHTS Advocacy for vegans is another important project for the CAMPAIGNER: JOAN COURT coming year. We want to ensure that vegans in schools, hospitals and care homes are adequately catered for. 38 EVENTS Vanessa Clarke introduces the subject, explaining how 39 NETWORK CONTACTS LISTINGS vegans must work with other like minded organisations to gain political recognition. 42 CLASSIFIEDS Rosamund Raha 44 CROSSWORD COMPETITION Editor The Vegan Society l Donald Watson House l 7 Battle Road l St Leonards-on-Sea l East Sussex l TN37 7AA l UK Local rate 0845 45 88244 l Tel. 01424 427393 l Fax. 01424 717064 l e-mail: [email protected] © The Vegan Society Editor Rosamund Raha Registered Charity no. 279228 The views expressed in The Vegan do not necessarily reflect those of the Editor or of the Vegan Society Design www.doughnutdesign.co.uk Council. Nothing printed should be construed to be Vegan Society policy unless so stated. The Society accepts Printed by Hastings Printing Company no liability for any matter in the magazine. The acceptance of advertisements (including inserts) does not imply endorsement. The inclusion of product information should not be construed as constituting official Vegan On G-print chlorine-free paper Society approval for the product, its intended use, or its manufacturer/distributor. Contributions intended for YOUth pages Design publication are welcomed, but unsolicited materials will not be returned unless accompanied by a SAE. Doughnut Design/Johanna Best The Vegan l Autumn 2006 1 News I FRIEDEN HOWARD AND VEGFAM The venue is close to the historic Aberglasney Gardens and overnight accommodation can be arranged for anyone who would like to attend to celebrate Frieden’s life. The tribute to Vegfam Trustee Frieden Howard in the summer 2006 Vegan Any person or business who would like to sponsor/donate vegan mistakenly said that Frieden’s mother food or beverages for the celebration should please contact founded VEGFAM. In fact it was founded VEGFAM at the phone number or address listed below. Musicians by Chris and Janet Aldous in 1963. Later also welcome. the charity was looked after by Freiden and his mother Ruth to allow Chris and FOOD, WATER AND HOPE Janet to travel overseas – distributing food and funding cultivation projects. For less than £5 per family per day VEGFAM, the vegan famine relief charity, has successfully enabled families in Madurai and tribal When Chris and Janet had to give up communities in four villages at the tri-junction of India, Nepal and running VEGFAM, the charity was run by Tibet to grow foods to nourish themselves in an environmentally Ruth and later Frieden (with help from sustainable fashion. his wife and daughter). Frieden was a Trustee for thirty eight years. At the end of the three-month growing period the harvest will provide corn, ragi (finger millet), rice and vegetables. Also as a Sandra Ozolins and Simon Good moved result of these projects 1,000 fruit trees will have been planted to VEGFAM headquarters - “the Sanctuary” in 1990, to take on to provide food and prevent soil erosion, 20 new compost pits unpaid VEGFAM work and after two years moved back to Wales, will have been constructed and a plant nursery introduced. agreeing to become VEGFAM Trustees. Their good work continues Training in self-sufficiency is also provided and farmers’ co- to this day. operatives set up. REMEMBER FRIEDEN HOWARD To find out more about VEGFAM go to: https://www.charitychoice.co.uk/vegfam phone 01550 721 197 or A fundraising afternoon is taking place in Carmarthenshire, Wales write to VEGFAM C/O Cwm Cottage, Cwmynys, Cilycwm, on Saturday 30th September, where a non-religious memorial to Llandovery, Carmarthenshire, Wales, SA20 0EU, UK. Frieden will also take place. I VEGAN FEAST ON I THE GROWING GREEN CHANNEL 4 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT BURSARY FUND Lovely vegan Nikki O’Leary of Vegan Organic Network (VON) stockfree symbol holder ScouseVeg cooked up a has ten students enrolled this year on their stockfree gorgeous feast on the C4 show course. They receive financial help with either part or all ‘Come Dine with Me’ at the of the cost of the course, or assistance with other beginning of August. She relevant expenses, this encourages students who might impressed her sceptical otherwise not enrol on the stockfree organic courses to carnivore guests with a fantastic do so. They will be the vegan-organic, stockfree, farmers 3 course vegan meal which included baked avocado with vegan of the future. bacon, aubergine curry and chocolate mousse, she even converted one of her guests to veganism. Judging by the For more information number of calls we have received it seems that they were not the about the Student only ones to be inspired by her vegan message. Great job, Nikki! Bursary Fund and stockfree organic farming You can find her recipes at: please see ‘Grow Vegan’ www.channel4.com/life/microsites/C/come_dine/1nikki.html on page 30. 2 The Vegan l Autumn 2006 I OMEGA 3 OILS IN SCHOOLS I SCHOOL MEALS TO BRAG ABOUT The media recently reported that the government is considering In our Spring issue we plans to provide school children with fish oil supplements in an reported that Veggies attempt to boost brain-power and improve behaviour. Catering Campaign (VCC), a volunteer-led However, omega 3 oils from fish are not the best option. Many community-based project, fish contain dangerous levels of mercury and other pollutants. were in discussions with Giving all school children fish oil would also be an ecological Glapton primary and nursery school in Nottinghamshire to provide disaster. This is because farmed fish are given so many chemical healthy vegan dinners for their pupils. We are extremely pleased treatments for diseases and parasites that lakes, rivers and seas to report that VCC has succeeded in securing a year-long contract become polluted by the chemicals in the water. with the school, and now serve about 50 healthy vegan meals a day. The best way to improve children’s health and behaviour is The meals are freshly cooked on site wherever possible using through a healthy balanced diet containing plenty of unprocessed many organic and/or locally sourced ingredients, including fresh or lightly processed plant foods. Ground flax seeds or other herbs and other produce grown in the School’s own garden, plant derived omega 3 oils are also an excellent addition to the and judging from the menus posted on their website the dinners diet and are suitable for vegetarians, vegans and other non-fish are a stark contrast to the unhealthy and unappetizing meals eaters also. Flax, hemp and rapeseed oils are much more served in most other schools. You can see for yourself on: sustainable sources of omega 3 than eating oily fish! www.veggies.org.uk I DIABETES AND THE VEGAN DIET As we go to print, we can report that a new study published in the journal Diabetes Care, has found that 43% of people with type 2 diabetes who followed a low fat vegan diet for 22 weeks reduced their need to take medication compared with 26% of those who followed the diet recommended by the American Diabetes Association (ADA).
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