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.
The Connection Between Domestic Violence And Animal Cruelty In Puerto Rico: An Anthropological Study
The Significance Of Sensory Appeal For Reduced Meat Consumption
Shedding Ultraviolet Light On Welfare In Laboratory Rodents: Suggestions For Further Research And Refinement
Living Planet Report, 2014
Cat Metaphors In Malay And English Proverbs
Shock Avoidance By Discrimination Learning In The Shore Crab (Carcinus Maenas) Is Consistent With A Key Criterion For Pain
Effect of Steps to Promote Higher Levels of Farm Animal Welfare across the EU: Societal versus Animal Scientists’ Perceptions.
Characteristics Of 24 Cases Of Animal Hoarding In Spain
Trends In Animal Use At U.S. Research Facilities
Climate Benefits of Changing Diet