Resources
Materials to use on stalls, at events or even just for your own information!Not got Adobe Acrobat Reader? Get it here: 
- SAAC Vegan Campus Catering Guide for Students
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This nifty little booklet has everything you need to convince your canteen staff that having vegan options on the menu is THE only way to go. You'll find handy little hints and tips, detailed step-by-step instructions and a bit of humour thrown in for good measure.
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Download Guide - SAAC Banner
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A large (6 A4 pages) banner to make. 
- Customisable Posters
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Create a poster in a flash! Simply add the appropriate details for your event.
- Sign-up Sheet
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Collect names & contact details of all the people flocking to sign up to your group. Especially useful at Freshers Fairs!
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24.6 KB Download Sheet - Leaflets
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Having a general animal rights and/or veggie stall or event? We can supply you with a selection of leaflets from several different organisations.
Contact us for more information. - Petitions
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There are loads of petitions from the various animal organisations that are free to download for your stalls & events.
Here are some we recommend. - From Guinea Pig to Computer Mouse
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A ground-breaking book and video from InterNICHE investigates state-of-the-art alternative tools and approaches for a humane education.
You can download the Book and the Video completely free from the InterNICHE website. Alternatively, Advocates for Animals have 25 hard copies they're happy to give out to any students who request it!
- Caterers Pack
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The Vegan Society have produced an information pack for caterers to help them cater for plant-based diets.
- Safer Medicines Video
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This superb 1/2 hour video from Europeans for Medical Progress (EMP) explains why animal testing is putting human lives at risk, whilst world leading scientists from industry and academia present what should be done instead.
The DVD is £5 from EMP, or you can watch online at www.curedisease.net/safermedicines/video.shtml
- How to Do Animal Rights - & Win the War on Animals
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Written concisely in plain English, How to Do Animal Rights briefs you about doing animal rights as an activity and informs about animal rights ethics so that you can defend your actions rationally.
Topics include the moral philosophy underlying animal rights, the major methods of campaigning, practical activities, how to deal with possible clashes with the police, biographical sketches of well-known animal rights activists and much more.
Read this fabulous book for free online - see www.animalethics.org.uk