Vegan

[close] Read books from a vegan feminist viewpoint and discuss with other badass intersectional vegans! Affiliated with the Vegan Warrior Princesses Attack podcast, but open to listeners and non-listeners alike! As long as you are open-minded and like to read, you are welcome here!

[close] The Plant-Based Nation Book Club was established in the summer of 2019 after club founder, Tabitha H., presented at a vegan outreach event in Allentown, New Jersey. The event was a vegan barbecue, open to new vegans and veg-curious folks in the community. Tabitha observed that there was a need for more veg-curious friendly events for new vegans or for carnist individuals looking to learn more about the vegan and plant-based lifestyle. This book club is open to all readers who share an interest in the following topics: veganism, plant-based living, health, wellness, activism, animal welfare, social psychology, environmental concerns, climate change, family living, animal guardianship, etc. This online club is free to join.

[close] NOTE: We are on hiatus and are not taking new members. Please do not ask to join at this time. Thank you. If we open up the group to new members again please make sure that the group moderators will be able to chat with you via private message even if you are not friends with them. We'll check and see that you're a good fit for the group and if you really want to join and if you're going to be a new member we'll pm you a link to our introductions thread and other helpful posts in the group. Thank you. We read fiction and non-fiction books (mostly fiction). We eat 100% vegan food at our in-person meetings (once again meeting at local San Francisco Bay area veg restaurants, outdoors during the pandemic) We meet 8 x a year ongoing. For members of the BAVeg Vegan Book Club - reading mostly fiction w/ 100% vegan food consumed at our 8 x a year meetings - ongoing San Francisco/area group. Please don't ask to join unless you can attend our book club meetings in San Francisco & area. Thanks. If you have not been invited to this group, please include an introductory message with your request. Thanks.

[close] A modernized approach to feminism, society, spirituality, and varied forms of oppression inspired by Kat Stratford from 10 Things I Hate About You. This will consist of a variety of classical, and modern literature and everyone is encouraged to recommend their favourite works to our bookshelf.