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This article discusses how the animal rights movement is growing in strength and how legalisation is following this trend. READ MORE
Even as Cause Marketing Grows, 83% of Consumers Still Want to See More
2010 Cone Cause Evaluation Study shows that mothers and Millenials are the most likely to buy products tied to a cause, and Americans are more interested. READ MORE
The Effect of the Economy on the Nonprofit Sector
This June 2010 survey of U.S. public charities and private foundations finds the economy is creating a difficult financial environment for nonprofits. READ MORE
Survey Finds Iowa Voters Oppose Prohibiting Secret Animal-Abuse Videos
A survey has shown that a majority of Iowa voters, across party lines, oppose a bill that prevents whistleblowers in factory farms, puppy mills and other animal facilities. READ MORE
Consumers Trust Activists And Grocers For Food Information
This survey examined U.S. consumers’ trust in different information sources on food products and safety regulations on food. READ MORE
Persistence Of Myths Could Alter Public Policy Approach
Research has shown that once myths have entered someone’s mind, they are very hard to get rid of. Repetition of myths, even if presented as false, can enforce those ideas as true. READ MORE
Here’s The Point: Social Pressure Can Have Upside
Social pressure, as a force, can be used by corporations to increase sales of their products by encouraging socially responsible behavior. READ MORE
How Nonprofits Get Really Big
A study of charities since 1970 found that the biggest charities got their funding not from traditional diverse sources of funding, but rather a single type of funder, usually in the form of corporations or governments. READ MORE
Cinema For Social Change? (Part 3 Of 3)
In this final series installment, we examine the manner in which the animal advocacy movement has engaged with using cinema for social change. READ MORE