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Enewsletter • July 27, 2011 | ||||||||||
Notes from Vegan OutreachFrom “Your Daily Dose of Vegan Outreach!” & Jack Norris RD Blogs
Some great links this week:
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Notes from Our Members
Amazing numbers
– incredibly impressive! It really is helpful
to see how resources are being so effectively
used. Also, that’s really very interesting about
Bon
Appetit – I think that’s a very
powerful benchmark – a huge increase, and I
believe that your efforts can take the credit! Reached
680 more at Cal State Long Beach
– feel the love! Heard many thanks and felt
some shift in real time. Hot
dang, the kids at Oakland Technical
High School were great! Jeni and I have done
this school before and we don’t remember
everyone being as receptive. Got some funny
comments, heartfelt ones, and a little bit of
healthy antagonism. Only a few booklets ended
up on the ground; we saw many more kids reading
them. The
crowd at The Decemberists concert
was so good it was surreal – we quickly reached
650 polite and responsive individuals. I also
ran into a lad who said, “Vegan Outreach,
right?” Me: “Yes!” Lad: “Awesome!”
And, as always, it was great to leaflet with
Kate and Aaron! My
communications class final was
a speech. I chose mine to be on eating a plant-based
diet, and gave everyone a booklet. It went fantastic.
I also brought in vegan cookies. I don’t think
I’ve been more pleased, until I saw my grade
on it: 280/280. My instructor’s note:
“Great delivery, pace, and eye contact.
I won’t lie, the cookies also helped your grade.”
Been
tied up on weekdays lately, so
I was really happy to see a semi-full parking
lot when I passed by Miami-Dade College. Leafleting
went great – many students immediately looking
through the info. Sad to think of the moral
blindness so many go through their lives in,
but at the same time experiencing that makes
the fact that I stopped in today an even more
worthwhile time spent for me. That’s one of
the best things about leafleting in my book
– no one can ever accuse us of preaching to
the choir, now can they? I think not. Lori
Atkinson and I went to the big
farmers’ market in San Francisco at the Ferry
Building on Saturday. We handed out 170 in 40
minutes and, as far as we could see, there were
no throwaways.
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