Timeline of Vegan Outreach
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1998 | June | "In their June 1998 newsletter, Vegan Outreach published an essay by Ball called "Veganism as the Path to Animal Liberation" (now called "Activism and Veganism Reconsidered".[1] This article questioned the priorities of the animal rights movement, in part by pointing out that ~99 percent of all animals killed in the U.S. died to be eaten, while only a small minority of the movement's attention went to exposing factory farms and promoting vegetarianism. The essay also argued against the movement's focus on trying to get media attention through protests." | |
2014 | May | "Animal Charity Evaluators has named Vegan Outreach as one of its Standout Charities since May 2014."[2] | |
2016 | November | "In their November 2016 review, ACE lists Vegan Outreach's strengths as a leafletting program with a strong track record, its cooperation with other groups, and focus on effectiveness in planning changes to interventions. Their weaknesses include, according to ACE, a possible over-reliance on poor source of evidence in evaluating the effectiveness of leafleting, and a lack of a successful track record in the new programs they are trying to implement (e.g., online ads). Vegan Outreach's focus on outreach targeted at individuals may also be a limitation."[2] |
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- ↑ —Matt Ball. "Activism and Veganism Reconsidered". Veganoutreach.org. Retrieved 2012-06-07.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Animal Charity Evaluators -Vegan Outreach review". November 2016. Retrieved March 13, 2019.