Karol Orzechowski
karol is a longtime animal advocate with a passion for advocacy, art, statistics, and tech. In addition to years of investigative work on factory farms, karol is the director of Maximum Tolerated Dose, a feature-length documentary about the psychological toll of vivisection on both animals and humans. He completed a Bachelor of Environmental Studies and an MA in Communications and Culture at York University, writing theses on nationalism and the Atlantic seal hunt, and Canadian rodeo culture, respectively. karol heads Faunalytics' Resource Department, and serves as the lead AI policy and initiatives.
Can Ethics Committees Actually Protect Research Animals?
Easing The Bark: Medical and Non-Medical Treatments
Scale of Production Vs. Animal Welfare in Dairy: Farmer's Views
Psychological Study of Veg Ethics Still Has A Long Way to Go
Framing Live Export: How Media Sets The Range of Animal Advocacy Debates
Fake Skin Is Cheaper and More Ethical Than Animal Tests
Understanding How Road Noise Affects Wildlife
Stepping Up, Stepping In: Factors Influencing the Reporting of Animal Cruelty
Inside Fish Minds: Cooperation, Cheating & Punishment
Fur Farming: Bad for Mink, Bad for the Environment