This is the first part of five, where Kim Stallwood (The Grumpy Vegan) discusses effective advocacy in animal rights. In the following he discusses “moral shock” and how animal advocacy [...] READ MORE
Successful commercialization of in vitro animal flesh would reduce animal suffering by an estimated 98%, without convincing anyone about "animal rights." READ MORE
Animal advocates should be careful when looking at research on public opinion and behavior as many different variables, notably the observer effect, can heavily skew results. The simple context, order, [...] READ MORE
This article discusses how opinion polls generally exaggerate public involvement on social issues and how generally far less people care than what polls might indicate. READ MORE
Surveys can be a vital tool for advocates, but without an understanding of how they function, they are likely not to achieve ideal results. This article discusses how to effectively [...] READ MORE
Human activity is currently causing the death, suffering, and extinction of billions of animals every single year. The animal advocacy movement needs to fuel the urgency of the situation, and [...] READ MORE
The animal protection movement must accept the importance of economics and strive to understand it better so that economic arguments and metrics work for us rather than against us. READ MORE
How feasible is it to quantify animal suffering and compare it between species? Should such subjective measures influence our advocacy priorities? This blog explores the question further. READ MORE
What will it take to achieve meaningful change for animals in the next couple of decades? READ MORE
