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Mar 7 2018 | Nick Pendergrast

Intersectional Advocacy Tends To Bring In Less Money

Taking a stand on a broad range of issues minimizes the potential for funding from foundations and corporations. How does this play into animal advocacy? READ MORE

Mar 6 2018 | Mona Zahir

Evaluating The Influence Of Animal Interest Groups

States with an agricultural economic base and traditional political culture are less likely to protect animals or be swayed by animal interest groups. READ MORE

Mar 5 2018 | karol orzechowski

The Effects Of Capture On Sharks And Rays

Data on capture-induced birth by sharks and rays highlights important ethical and management issue for fishers regardless of capture mortality. READ MORE

Mar 2 2018 | karol orzechowski

Greyhound Racing And Drugs

Among other cruelties, a report finds that the greyhound racing industry is plagued by doping and people who violate the rules are rarely, if ever, punished. READ MORE

Mar 1 2018 | Jamie Harris

Fighting Climate Change Through School Lunches

A case study from Oakland shows how schools can significantly reduce their carbon and water footprint by replacing animal products with plant-based proteins. READ MORE

Feb 28 2018 | karol orzechowski

5 Examples Of The Power Of Citizen Science

Increasingly, science is opening its doors to help from the general public in the form of citizen science projects. In this blog, we outline some recent and exciting examples. READ MORE

Feb 27 2018 | karol orzechowski

Animals As Legal ‘Things’: An Analysis

This analysis of the legal concepts of "persons" versus "things" found a number of exceptions that challenge the fundamental binary notion present in many laws. READ MORE

Feb 26 2018 | Nick Pendergrast

The Limits Of Promoting Veganism By Larger And Smaller Organizations

Different organizational forms have different strengths and weaknesses in their ability to advocate for veganism. We explore some of them in this blog. READ MORE

Feb 23 2018 | karol orzechowski

Veterinarians And Compassion Fatigue, AKA Secondary Traumatic Stress

An article exploring compassion fatigue, current perceptions of veterinary work, its health consequences, and anthropocentrism in research more generally. READ MORE

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Intersectional Advocacy Tends To Bring In Less Money

Evaluating The Influence Of Animal Interest Groups

The Effects Of Capture On Sharks And Rays

Greyhound Racing And Drugs

Fighting Climate Change Through School Lunches

5 Examples Of The Power Of Citizen Science

Animals As Legal ‘Things’: An Analysis

The Limits Of Promoting Veganism By Larger And Smaller Organizations

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