World Vegan Day

World Vegan Day Quick Facts - AU

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2022 Date	1 November 2022
2023 Date	1 November 2023

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World Vegan Day in 2022

Tuesday, 1 Nov

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World Vegan Day History

World Vegan Day seeks to promote veganism and highlight the benefits of going vegan. This day encourages learning about the health benefits of a vegan diet as well as the positive impact it has on animals.

World Vegan Day was founded in 1994 by former Chair of the Vegan Society, Louise Wallis. Wallis established the day to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Vegan Society. World Vegan Day is observed annually on November 1st.

Top Tweets for World Vegan Day -

Updated 05:13

Happy world vegan day to all my vegan friends! 💚✌️ https://t.co/gznPjNyAJa
— Benny Malone (@bennymaloneUK) November 1, 2022

It blows my mind some people think stealing their baby's food helps bees 🐝 #VeganDay #WorldVeganMonth #VeganMonth #WorldVeganDay https://t.co/39Z8vhSR7r
— Herbiⓥore (@herbivore_club) November 1, 2022

Happy World Vegan Day! Here’s me celebrating my 1st ever veganniversary 8y ago! Just got my blood checked and I’m still strong 9 years into it despite being the poster boy for deficient junk food vegans who don’t give a shit what’s in our mock meat as long as it’s not an animal. https://t.co/rZcD4qURkB
— Zacchary Bird (@zaccharybird) November 1, 2022

World Vegan Day Facts & Quotes

The Vegan Society was founded in 1944 by animal rights activist Donald Watson. Watson coined the term vegan as a way to, be ethical to sentient animals.
Approximately 6 % of the U.S population was vegan according to a 2017 survey by Top Trends. That's about 1.9 million vegans as of 2017.
The vegan society defines veganism as, a philosophy and way of living which seeks to exclude—as far as is possible and practicable—all forms of exploitation of, and cruelty to, animals for food, clothing, or any other purpose; and by extension, promotes the development and use of animal-free alternatives for the benefit of animals, humans and the environment. In dietary terms, it denotes the practice of dispensing with all products derived wholly or partly from animals.

In the News and Trending for World Vegan Day

Updated 05:13 Burger King launches Dirty Vegan Nuggets to celebrate World Vegan Day

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Vegan from My Head Tomatoes – Four Venues to Celebrate World Vegan Day on November 1. | AGFG

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Give Vegan a Go starting Nov 1 World Vegan Day! – Vegan Easy

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World Vegan Day Top Events and Things to Do

Explore vegan food options. You might find something you like. Check out Vegan Essentials to explore everything vegan.
Donate to reputable charities or organizations that support animal rights and work to protect the environment. Some examples include Food for Life Global, Juliana's Animal Sanctuary, and Vegan Outreach.
Watch a movie about the environment or the treatment of animals in the food industry. They might encourage you to go vegan. Here are our suggestions:
Forks Over Knives (2011)
Food, Inc (2008)
Wall-E (2008)