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This study examines the challenges of conducting research that supports animals, particularly when a study’s findings contradict dominant narratives. READ MORE
Research And Data As Tools In Advocates’ Decision-Making
This Faunalytics study looks at the benefits, barriers, and opportunities in animal advocates' use of research and data in their efforts. READ MORE
La investigación y los datos como herramientas en la toma de decisiones de los defensores
Este estudio de Faunalytics analiza los beneficios, barreras y oportunidades del uso de investigaciones y datos por parte de los defensores de los animales en sus esfuerzos. READ MORE
Why Culture Is Important For Captive Animals
Philosophy scholars call for a deeper understanding of the cultural needs of captive animals and discuss why culture is important to their welfare. READ MORE
Rethinking Animal Welfare From A Social Justice Lens
These authors explain why animal studies scholars should consider the human-animal bond in relation to other social justice issues. READ MORE
Food Choices Across Income Levels In South Africa
What makes people choose the food they do, and how does income play a role? This study explores food choice among low-, middle-, and high-income South Africans. READ MORE
The Language Of Speciesism
This study used machine learning to identify different types of speciesism in English books, films and TV, speech, and on the Internet. READ MORE
How Plastic Harms Asia’s Migratory Animals
This report explores how problems associated with plastic pollution, such as microplastic consumption and entanglement, impact animals in the Ganges and Mekong rivers. READ MORE
Women Founders In Food Tech: Experiences And Challenges
Women business leaders are working to improve our food system, but they report experiencing gender-based bias, harassment, and more. READ MORE