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Jewish Vegan/Vegetarian Organizations:

• Jewish Veg
  Our diet as Kiddush Hashem
• JewishVegan.com
  "The purpose of JewishVegan.com is to promote the practice of a vegan lifestyle within the Torah laws, both written and oral."
• The Jewish Vegetarian and Ecological Society
  "The purpose of The Jewish Vegetarian and Ecological Society (JVS) is to promote the practice of vegetarianism within the Judaic tradition, and explore the relationship between Judaism, dietary laws, and vegetarianism."
• Jewish Vegetarians of North America
  "The purpose of Jewish Vegetarians of North America is to promote the practice of vegetarianism within the Judaic tradition, and explore the relationship between Judaism, dietary laws, and vegetarianism."
• Jews for Animal Rights (and their Publishing Arm)
• Concern for Helping Animals in Israel (CHAI)

Other Resources: Theological Perspective on Jewish Vegetarianism &  Q&A on Jewish Vegetarianism Jewish Vegetarian Speaker Treatment of Animals and Kosher Slaughtering from Judaism 101 The Schwartz Collection on Judaism, Vegetarianism, and Animal Rights by Richard Schwartz, Ph.D. Books: Jewish Veg Cookbooks and Recipes Lowfat Jewish Vegetarian Cookbook by Debra Wasserman The Jewish Vegetarian Year Cookbook by Roberta Kalechofsky and Rosa Rasiel Jewish Recipes from JewishVegan.com  Jewish Vegetarian Books Vegetarian Judaism---A Guide for Everyone by Roberta Kalechofsky, Ph.D. The Jewish Vegetarian Perpetual Book of Days Vegetarian Haggadot for Vegetarian and Egalitarian Seders: Haggadah for the Liberated Lamb ed. by Roberta Kalechofsky Haggadah for the Vegetarian Family ed. by Roberta Kalechofsky Journey of the Liberated Lamb: Reflections On a Vegetarian Seder by Roberta Kalechofsky Rabbis and Vegetarianism: An Evolving Tradition ed. by Roberta Kalechofsky  Vegetarian & Animal Rights Materials for Children A Boy, A Chicken and the Lion of Judah: How Ari Became A Vegetarian by Roberta Kalechofsky The Green Mitzvah Booklets by Richard Schwartz and Roberta Kalechofsky My Time: A Do-It-Yourself, Color-Me-In Jewish Humane Calendar  More books: Judaism and Animal Rights: Classical and Contemporary Responses Recommended Reading from Jewish Vegetarians of North America