Create your own website
A great way to share your passion
and beliefs with others is by putting those beliefs up on the web!
People all over the world can learn from you about veggie issues.
Creating your
own website these days couldn’t be easier. There's lots of sites
out there that will
help you get started for free - just have a look around!
Already got your own website?
Are you a member of The Society with a website already? Share it with everyone else and get a listing here. Contact us to let us know.
The Vegetarian Society cannot guarantee that the content of all external sites will be wholly suitable for all young veggies but here are some examples you might like to investigate:
Veggie Chick - Alex Mills' Website
Scotland4animals - Lisa Goods' Website
Veggies 4 Life - Sophie Drewery's Website
Create your own blog
Set up your own online diary about your day-to-day
adventures as a young veggie. Give people the inside scoop on how
easy and cool it is to be veggie.
For inspiration have a look at our my
space page.
Already got your own blog?
Are you a member of The Society and do you have a blog already? Share it with everyone else and get a listing here. Contact us to let us know.
The Vegetarian Society cannot guarantee that the content of all external sites will be wholly suitable for all young veggies but here's an example of a blog which you might find interesting:
The Chronicles of a Hungry Teen - Kantor's blog
Put a poll on your website or in your blog
Polls can be a great method to get people interested in campaigns. We recently asked whether young veggies thought Scouts and Girl Guides should introduce separate vegetarian activity badges. You can still vote now...
Vote here
You can also have your say about Lady Gaga's meat dress, school farms, meat grown in laboratories, leather, eggs and pets here.