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Get involved with Challenge 22!

What are they all about?

If you have been vegan for over 6 months, have patience and empathy for new vegans and the motivation to help make the vegan population grow, you’re exactly what Challange 22 is looking for! Join their mentoring program by hitting the "Volunteer" button below.

Challenge 22 offers participants a free, supportive online framework for trying veganism for 22 days. More than 300K people from all over the world have participated in the project since its launch in March 2014. While similar programs around the world are based on vegan starter-kits and email guides, Challenge 22 is an interactive program that offers a unique combination of group support and personal mentoring.

What type of activism do they do?

First, Each mentee joins a secret Facebook group, which enables participants to share their experience and learn from each other. The group is mentored by experienced vegan volunteers – culinary experts, parents, students and longtime vegans. In addition to the group support, mentees can be assigned a personal mentor, for the space to share and ask privately. The program features experienced dietitians, who are happy to give nutritional advice. In addition, each day participants receive a small task. By the end of the Challenge, mentees are equipped with nutritional information, cooking tips and recipes that enable them to maintain a healthy, tasty vegan lifestyle.

It all happens in a very joyful and supportive atmosphere – people upload pictures of their dishes, share recipes and cooking tips, talk about their daily experience, and all in all, live a great adventure together with other people in the same spirit.


How do I get involved?

To start volunteering with Challenge 22, click a button below!


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    Buy vegan-friendly stickers and place them on walls, lamp poles, & other public areas. You can also attach QR code stickers on meat products. Please respect local laws! Find stickers
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    Update your social media profile descriptions or website with a link to a vegan youtube video! Use a goo.gl link to track clicks and stats. We recommend Gary or Earthling Ed's speech!
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