The Animal Protection Institute is offering free
vegetarian starter kits to API members planning educational outreach
efforts in honor of the The Great American Meat Out, March 20 or for Earth
Day, April 22.
APIs Vegetarian Starter Kit is designed to help
individuals make daily food choices that can dramatically improve the
lives of billions of farm animals, reduce environmental destruction, and
improve human health.
Going Veggie: a Beginners Guide Table of Contents
* Why a Vegetarian Diet?
* Your Health! the health benefits of a plant-based diet
* The Environment how your food choices impact the environment
* Animals how animals used in agriculture are treated
* Vegetarian/Vegan Nutrition what you need to know to stay healthy
* Getting Started and Sticking to It trying new foods, shopping, and
vegetarian diplomacy
* Tips for Eating Out how, what, and where to eat when youre out or on
the go
* Sample Menus a seven-day plan for vegetarian/vegan eating
* Recipes simple and delicious recipes to get you started
* Resources where to get more information
To request multiple copies of Going Veggie: A Beginners
Guide for your Meat Out or Earth Day outreach events, contact Steve
Wyckoff at stevewyckoff@api4animals.org. Please provide your name,
address, and number of copies requested.*
A reproducible veggie starter kit flyer to download copy
and distribute is also available at
www.api4animals.org/VeggieGuideFlyer.pdf.
For more information about Going Veggie visit
www.chooseveggie.com.
For more information about the Great American Meat Out visit
www.meatout.org/.
For more information about Earth Day visit www.earthday.net/
*Some limits with respect to the amount of copies
requested may apply due to shipping cost. Donations of any amount to
offset cost of printing and postage gladly accepted.
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