Afro-Vegan Society Kicks off Third Annual Veguary for Black History Month

The Afro-Vegan Society has launched their third annual Veguary campaign for Black History Month, offering online support and resources for those interested in going vegan. The month-long initiative celebrates Black culture and history while promoting the benefits of a plant-based lifestyle. The campaign includes a resource library with informative articles, a Facebook community support group, education sessions, cooking demos, and a variety of tasty vegan recipes.

In addition to providing tools and resources for going vegan, Afro-Vegan Society highlights Black vegan trailblazers and activists who have helped shape the plant-based movement. The organization commemorates the legacies of individuals such as Dick Gregory, Coretta Scott King, and Angela Davis, emphasizing that veganism extends beyond diet choices. Founder and executive director Brenda Sanders notes the program's significant impact in helping people make healthier, more sustainable choices and aims to reach even more individuals this year. To join the campaign, visit AfroVeganSociety.org/Veguary and follow AVS on Instagram for updates and daily content.