A book chapter highlights the need to push for animal rights policies to be adopted by influential international organizations, such as the United Nations. READ MORE
In this blog post, author and scientist Karthik Sekar outlines the technical — and ethical — promises of microbial fermentation in a way that is both exciting and inspiring. READ MORE
A survey finds that veg*ns are largely supportive of each other, but perceive differences based on commitment and motivation for reducing meat consumption. READ MORE
This month's Faunalytics Index includes facts and figures about global bird populations, farmers and conservation in India, crocodile farming for fashion, and much more. READ MORE
In seeking to understand the relationships between humans and animals, the field of Human-Animal Studies provides scientific and social-scientific insight for the animal advocacy movement. READ MORE
In a broad review, social scientists identify key research questions and themes that should be addressed for us to transition beyond animal-based foods. READ MORE
Faunalytics' board member Sarah Hanneken gives an overview of animal law, and how advocates can and do employ it in creative ways to attain positive outcomes for animals. READ MORE
In Africa, the concept of animal welfare is relatively new. With the growth of animal agriculture, however, now is the time to expand the movement. READ MORE
In this blog, we highlight some of the most popular and useful Faunalytics resources that you may not have heard about. READ MORE
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