veganism: does it have to be through a Vegan organization?|||While it is a noble pursuit to want to advocate a vegetarian diet/lifestyle, PLEASE do not become as preachy as many are. That said, have you considered beginning a "vegetarian" club or organization through your school? Educating people on the healthfulness and beneficial sidenotes (environmental, animal welfare) of a well-planned plant-based diet can do more for the "cause" than passing out gory leaflets ever will.|||You can do it however you want. The best thing I would think for you to do is to be knowledgeable about veganism. Don't push your opinion on people, but if it ever comes up and they want to discuss it, talk to them about it. If you want to be more straightforward, you could join a group, start one, or something like that. Maybe hand out fliers or something, or get online and do it through social networking, chatting, etc. But no, it doesn't have to be through a group or official organization.|||ya go pass out those free pamphlets with the animal cruelty photos it works something like this http://www.peta2.com/p2vsk2_flash/ but better yet just concentrate on the positive aspects of being vegan so maybe on the front of the pamphlet like scotchtape this as a vegan since u dont eat dairy or eggs or any animal products u dont contribute to the animal cruelty industry or eat this stuff: genetically modified meats n fish that are both fed corn which is unnatural n messes them up dairy that has pus n blood in milk n thats concentrated in cheese eggs which is good since the fda is taking the next 15 months to investigate the us egg farms u do eat a way healthier diet for yourself n the environment basically movies food inc n food beware books in defense of food n the omniovores dilemma by micheal pollan gluck also u can major in like nutrition or biology or public health look for job openings maybe like this http://www.demandstudios.com/health-writing-jobs.html?utm_source=LScom&utm_medium=banner&utm_campaign=livestrong thats all gluck|||jOIN a vegan group. answer mine: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100911201828AAG6Lka|||I work with Peta2 They are pretty extreme for most though(for ages 13-21)|||www.peta.org|||Nope. Just spread the word (if you're asked