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The days of table etiquette and tiny pieces of bread may be over, but an old school dinner party can be a great way to win over would-be vegans. 

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Lola Méndez explores how vegan creators are making waves with short-form videos.

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The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Vegetarianism and Veganism met to discuss the importance of improving medicines labelling and moving away from animal-derived ingredients in medicine.

We want to amplify the voices of young people in the vegan community. That is why we are offering people aged under 26 the opportunity to join The Vegan Society for just £12 for 12 months.

 
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As the youth member is aged under 13 years old, parental consent is required to create their membership. The contact details on this form need to be the details of the parent or guardian so that all communications from The Vegan Society are sent to them.

You must be under 26 to apply for our youth membership. To apply for our full membership please visit our main membership form.

Voting rights

The Vegan Society welcomes everyone. Only those who follow a vegan diet are eligible to vote at our AGM and any EGM. By selecting ‘yes’ above you will be classed as a member of The Vegan Society with voting rights and your name and address will appear on the register of members available to public inspection. If you choose ‘no’, you will not be entitled to voting rights and your name and address will be kept private, but all other benefits remain the same.

The Vegan Society welcomes everyone. Only those who follow a vegan diet are eligible to vote at our AGM and any EGM. By selecting ‘yes’ above, your child will be classed as a member of The Vegan Society with voting rights and their name and your address will appear on the register of members available to public inspection. If you choose ‘no’, they will not be entitled to voting rights and their name and address will be kept private, but all other benefits remain the same.

Communication preferences

Please note: if you opt out of any of the contact methods above, we can still contact you if there is a specific problem with your membership and to send you the components of your membership such as membership card and copy of The Vegan (for paper-based members). You can opt out of all communications at any time by contacting us through the members’ area, emailing membership[at]vegansociety[dot]com, calling us on 0121 523 1730 or writing to us at Donald Watson House, 21 Hylton St, Birmingham B18 6HJ. 

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Vegan Society member, Annie Button, explores how to follow an eco-friendly lifestyle. 

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Speech and Language Therapist and mum of three, Wanausha, shares their tips on how to stick to a budget whilst feeding an active vegan family. 

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Researcher Network member, Gelareh Salehi, summaries her paper exploring the motives driving vegan research

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The Vegan Society is seeking to co-opt someone to its governing body who could potentially fill the role of Treasurer.  

BOSH hearty halloumi salad

If you ask us, salads should have big, punchy flavours and a robust, satisfying bite; they should please your palate and your stomach in equal measure. This salad does both of those things perfectly. Rustle it up in warmer months, serve with a cold glass of good white wine, and you will not be disappointed.

Serves 4BOSH hearty halloumi

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