Vegan Inclusion Act
The Issue
The Unruh Civil Rights Act
The Unruh Civil Rights Act
Over 7 million vegan Americans encounter limited plant‑based choices in public food settings, creating barriers to inclusive dining.
The Unruh Civil Rights Act
The Unruh Civil Rights Act
The Unruh Civil Rights Act
The 1959 Unruh Act mandates that all businesses offer equal services to every individual, free from discrimination tied to religion or creed.
The Approach
The Unruh Civil Rights Act
The Approach
Our plan is to pass the VIA through the Senate to require all food service businesses to offer plant-based options.
What is VIA?
It’s Protective
It’s Protective
It’s Protective
Restaurants should practice real inclusivity by providing thoughtful vegan options that meet every child's needs.
It’s Empowering
It’s Protective
It’s Protective
Mandatory work dinners should reflect true inclusivity by ensuring that vegan colleagues are fully accommodated.
It’s Inclusive
It’s Protective
It’s Inclusive
When friends meet up for a fun night out, a restaurant that offers vegan options shows it values everyone at the table.
full and equal service
Our Goal
Food-service establishments must offer vegan options and clearly label them “100% Plant-Based.”
Our Standards
A real meal should fully meet a person's nutritional needs and leave them genuinely sustained.
Our Impact
Our Impact
Foster a more inclusive society by ensuring more people can participate equally in shared dining experiences.
Spread Awareness
Contact your representatives!
Reach out to your state senators to support the VIA.
