Just found out about this:
Another free virtual conference. With this one you have to watch/listen right as it is being done (or buy the interviews afterwards). You have to register here:
Veganpalooza: 2013 Vegetarian World Summit
Their description:
"As you can see by our first-class line up of leaders, we are blessed with a superabundance of wisdom, passion, expertise, and experience in this first-of-its-kind free online event. Veganpalooza is dedicated to uncovering and celebrating the hidden keys to health and harmony, and to bringing out the best in everyone. Veganpalooza is for everyone! It's for you if you're already a vegan and would like to deepen your understanding of how to thrive in your life, and how to more effectively bring this message to others.
It's for you if you're a vegetarian or flexitarian and are open to learning more about how you can increase your health and happiness, and reduce your environmental footprint. And it's for you if you're an omnivore and would like to find out how you can find greater inner peace, be a better lover, reduce your chances of cancer, stroke, and other diseases, and increase the joy and compassion in our world. Please register above, and share with your friends, family, colleagues, and loved ones."
And the lineup of speakers is amazing! It includes:
Scott Jurek---a world-class vegan runner talking about peak performance
Rip Esselyn---of the Engine 2/Health Starts Here programs talking about "My Beef with Meat"
Ellen Jaffe-Jones discussing "Vegan on $4 A Day"
Mimi Kirk on "Forever Young" discussing a raw vegan diet
And many others, discussing vegan cooking, travel, activism, and so on.
Some of the talks will be during weekdays, but others are at night and on the weekends, so try to catch at least one...
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