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RAVS is a
non-profit, non-sectarian educational organization that strives to provide:
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educational
resources for informing the public about the advantages of a
vegetarian life-style.
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nutritional
information, including recipes, that will support and facilitate
the adoption and healthful enjoyment of a vegetarian Diet.
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insight into
the impact of animal-centered diets on human health, on the
integrity of our environment, on world hunger, and on cruelty
needlessly inflicted on billions of living, feeling, creatures
every year.
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an opportunity
for interested not-yet-vegetarians to learn at first-hand about
the delights of good vegetarian cooking and to get to know and
interact with experienced vegetarians.
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an opportunity
for enriched understanding, mutual support and shared fellowship
for practicing vegetarians. Provide opportunities for community
outreach and community service in the interest of good health,
environmental protection, and compassionate living.
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RAVS meets on
the third Sunday of every month. Most meetings offer a
SHARE-A-DISH DINNER of completely vegetarian foods, and we
regularly present stimulating and informative programs. Our
programs have featured distinguished nutrition experts,
health-care professionals, panels of creative vegetarian cooks,
discussion forums on ethical issues, book reviews and
films.
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RAVS publishes a
quarterly newsletter, The Vegetarian Advocate, with updates on our
activities, recipes, discounts, articles on nutrition, health and
the environment, as well as on issues of compassion and respect
for living creatures. We report on restaurant dining in our area,
and on sources of Vegetarian food.
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RAVS welcomes
all Vegetarians to membership, as well as those who, while not yet
vegetarians, are interested in learning about Vegetarianism by
sharing in the group's activities, and in supporting the
objectives and philosophy of the Society.
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RAVS defines
Vegetarianism as the practice of living without the use of flesh,
fowl or fish, and the ideal of complete independence from animal
products.
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RAVS is
supported by members' dues, and accepts no advertising or
commercial support.
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If you
would like to receive more information about RAVS, please go to our contact
page.
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At a recent RAVS
meeting, members participated in a panel discussion on
issues facing vegetarians. Pictured (R to L) are: Lisa Emerald, Catherine
DeCosta, Judy Dillon, Leena Isac, Joe Connelly, and Colleen Holland.
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