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Suitcase Rummage at Art Not Apart Festival – Saturday, 14 March 2015
Written by Jyoti Dambiec If you haven’t been to this, it’s great! In the past three years some of us have had vegan stalls, done chalk art, put up vegan paste-ups, and scattered vegan information about which proved very effective. This year Animal ACTivism Collective had a friendly, low-key Vegan presence with a small suitcase display. I sold vegan activist stencil laminated prints and smaller photocopies to pop up anywhere as well as my ‘Flying Lady Ceramics’, including some of the sought after skull pottery. Local vegan artist, Patrick Duthie, also had his ‘Living With Monsters‘ book at the great discounted price of $20 and local vegan artist, Jana, …
Tempeh and Cashew Cheese Making Workshop – Sunday, 15 February 2015
Written by Jyoti Dambiec In this 2 hour class, I took attendees through the steps to be able to begin their own cooking journey with these Tempeh, Cashew Cheese and Rejuvelac. About Me: I am an experienced cook and teacher and at one time in the distant past was training as a chef. I have cooked professionally and over the years have regularly cooked for large numbers of people and I love to share my experience and enthusiasm for vegan food with others. I was vegetarian for 29 years and vegan for the last 3 or so. My other love is organic gardening …
Stall at Art Not Apart Festival and Stenciling T-Shirts – 15 March 2014
Written by the AnimalACTivism Collective Stall On Saturday, 15 March, 2014, the AnimalACTivism Collective and ACTVVS (now Vegan ACT) held a stall at the Art Not Apart Festival. Thanks to Rowena, Jyoti and Dieter for making this happen. This was a worthwhile day promoting vegan living. Stenciling T-Shirts Creative, non-violent activism was one of the important ideas in the mind of some of us who started AAC. Wearing a vegan T-shirt is a great way to do outreach while we go about our daily lives. We have purchased some fabric ink to stencil some T-shirts and singlets. If you’d like to have a go at doing your own – contact Jyoti at activism@veganact.org.au