Upcoming Event
Discover the Power of Vegan Living with Dr. Ashwani Garg, MD
On Thursday March 20th at 7 PM, join Dr. Ashwani Garg at the Algonquin Library for a thoughtful discussion on how to create an optimal vegan diet! Dr. Garg, a family and lifestyle medicine physician, will explore how a vegan diet can support longevity, improve memory, lower cancer risk, and reduce heart disease.
Drawing from his medical experience and a focus on whole-person health, Dr. Garg will share insights into the role of diet on holistic wellness, offering practical information for those interested in making meaningful changes to their health. This session provides a space to learn, reflect, and connect with ideas that inspire a healthier lifestyle.
This event will take place at:
The Algonquin Library
2600 Harnish Dr, Algonquin, IL 60102
Parking on-site
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We pride ourselves on presenting the best vegan speakers from all over the nation. These speakers range from plant-based doctors to vegan entrepreneurs, and advocates for animals and our environment.
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FREE VEGAN SNACKS
We offer free vegan snacks at almost all of our events: sometimes homemade, sometimes from a favorite restaurant. Our goal is to introduce non-vegans to alternatives to meat, dairy, and eggs, but all you vegans are equally welcome to partake!
“Animals are my friends…and I don’t eat my friends.”
—George Bernard Shaw, Irish playwright, critic, polemicist, and political activist
Adam Naming the Creatures, Currier and Ives
Our Mission
To educate the public about the purpose and benefits of veganism: animal life, human health, and our earth.
Field Museum, Chicago, Feb 2017
Our Vision
A flourishing world in which avoidable human and animal suffering are eliminated, with all life in sustainable balance. Eating a whole-food vegan diet is one of the primary factors that will lead us toward this harmony.
“Plant-based eating and animal rights are taking great strides forward in the Age of Information.”
—Victoria Moran, author, educator, podcaster
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