Veganuary 2014 Report
This infographic report describes the outcomes of Veganuary 2014, during which 3,325 people from countries around the world tried a vegan diet for a month. While there were a wide range of ages and previous dietary practices, 90% of participants were female, and 78% listed animal/ethical concerns as one of their primary reasons for participating. Of 711 people who responded to a follow-up survey, 95% stuck entirely or mostly to their vegan diet, and 50% intended to remain vegan. The goal for Veganuary 2015 is 100,000 participants.
[Abstract excerpted from original source.]“Veganuary aims to reduce the suffering of animals by inspiring and supporting people across the globe to go vegan for the month of January.”
http://www.veganuary.com
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Attitudes | Behavior Change | Factory Farming | Human Health | Meat Consumption | Meat Reduction | Strategies | Tactics | Veg*n Diets | Cows | Farm Animals | Humans | Pigs | Poultry
Veganuary. (2014). Veganuary 2014 report. Retrieved from https://faunalytics.org/feature-article/veganuary-2014-report/
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