“I could never go vegan” movie is showing at UWL on Tuesday, 26 November. The film is a well-researched, “thoughtful, provocative, ultimately persuasive”. The documentary is about the meat and dairy industries, veganism and animal rights, with “approachable narration and well-presented information”.
This event is a collaboration between the University of West London and community organisations ActforEaling, the Ealing Food Partnership, and Ealing Transition. Their previous event series was nominated for a Green Gown Award. Learn more here: University of West London Green Gown Awards.
Time Out says I could never go vegan is “Persuasive and Passionate” and how plant-based diets could save the planet. The maths on meat-production just doesn’t add up to a healthy planet. This is because eight-three percent of all arable land is used to grow food to feed animals. The meat produced will only account for 18 percent of our calorie intake.
I could never go vegan movie will begin at 6:30pm, at University of West London Weston Hall, St Mary’s Road London W5 5RF. So please arrive by 6:15pm to get your seats. Upon arrival, sign in at the University’s main reception on St. Mary’s Road. Once signed in, please follow directions towards Weston Hall (Heart Space) where you will be by a member of the team. The movie will begin promptly at 6:30pm.
Timings for the evening
- 6:15pm: Arrival
- 6:30pm: Welcome speech and movie start
- 8:15pm: Vegan food served and sustainable food discussions
- 9:00pm: Closing remarks
All food on the night will be vegan. Please note: they cannot guarantee that the food served is free from ingredients that may affect those with food allergies.
To reserve your spot, please visit Eventbrite.
You can book through your mobile phone here:
Find out more on veganism
If you are feeling inspired I Could Never Go Vegan website has additional information to help you. Such as scrumptious vegan recipes (here), and nutritional information (here). Campaigns like Meat Free Monday will help you on the way to having a more plant based diet.
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