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How I Became a Vegetarian – A Stop-Start Story
Saturday, 10.31.2009, 09:37am
 This is a five-page article from the New York Times by Jonathan Safran Foer - part of a book titled ‘Eating Animals’ to be published this month
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Ape - book review
Saturday, 10.31.2009, 07:43am
 Paul Appleby of OxVeg, Oxfordshire Vegetarians & Vegans (UK) kindly provided the following book review.
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Healthy Living Handbook for Older Vegetarians and Vegan Debuts
Thursday, 10.08.2009, 07:24am
 To celebrate World Vegetarian Day 2009, Vegetarian for Life (VfL) is launching its second publication, Vegetarian Living – A healthy-living handbook for older vegetarians & vegans, or those who care for them. |
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Most Popular Veg-Related Websites
Saturday, 09.05.2009, 07:33am
 If you're ever in the mood for some veg-related surfing, this list might come in handy.
Global rankings of the 90 most successful veg-related websites . . .
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Book on Veganism and Children's Blog Published in Spanish
Saturday, 09.05.2009, 07:28am
 'Veganism: The Practice of Justice and Equality’ was written by Ana Maria Aboglio.
 And, A Blog in Spanish for Children on Veganism
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Book on Judaism and Vegetarianism Now Online At No Charge
Saturday, 09.05.2009, 06:31am
People of many different faiths are inspired to be vegetarian at least in part by their religious beliefs. This book, Judaism and Vegetarianism, by Richard Schwartz, a retired professor of Mathematics, is one example. Published in hard copy in 2001, it is now available free online. |
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New Book: ‘Why Animal Suffering Matters’
Saturday, 09.05.2009, 05:35am
 Professor Andrew Linzey is Director of the Oxford Centre for Animal Ethics, and a Member of the Faculty of Theology in the University of Oxford. He has published more than 20 books including: Animal Theology, Creatures of the Same God, and The Link Between Animal Abuse and Human Violence. His new book is ‘Why Animal Suffering Matters: Philosophy, Theology, And Practical Ethics’ |
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Video Source from VegSource
Friday, 05.08.2009, 10:58pm
 VegSource, the organisation that hosts the IVU website, has started a new video feature. Twice a week, they add short video clips of notable vegans and vegetarians, who share personal stories and perspectives about being veg.
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