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Oct 5 2017 | Faunalytics

Islam And Animal Welfare: A Brief Review

This brief review from the Islamic Food and Nutrition Council of America looks at animal welfare in Islam and its support of the Five Freedoms. READ MORE

Oct 4 2017 | Che Green

Evolution Of A Veg*n Advocate

What do the stages of grief tell us about the process of becoming a veg*n advocate and improving our advocacy to help animals more effectively? READ MORE

Sep 13 2017 | Faunalytics

Conservative Ideology And Lapsed Veg*ns

People who are more conservative in their political ideology are more likely to lapse from a veg*n diet (based on Faunalytics data) READ MORE

Sep 8 2017 | Faunalytics

Meat-Eating And Western Culture: A Review

A thorough and nuanced look at the myriad ways that meat-eating has evolved and shaped Western culture and food value norms. READ MORE

Aug 9 2017 | Faunalytics

A Time For Pragmatic Vegan Advocacy

High-impact advocacy requires getting your hands dirty and being pragmatic. Our latest guest blog by Tobias Leenaert explores how. READ MORE

Jun 16 2017 | Faunalytics

The Carnism Inventory: Quantifying The Ideology Of Eating Meat

Using a two-dimensional measurement, researchers find that eating animals is just as much about taste as it is about an ideological position called carnism. READ MORE

May 12 2017 | Che Green

The Precautionary Principle And Sentience

A new paper makes a case that, when it comes to animals whose sentience has not be fully backed by science, we should act with precaution. READ MORE

Apr 17 2017 | Lukas Jasiunas

Core Morality: A Trait Common To Humans, Monkeys And Dogs

Behavioural scientists show that nonhuman species can engage in social evaluations of helpfulness and fairness when observing humans. READ MORE

Mar 13 2017 | Faunalytics

The Sexual Objectification Of Women In The Vegan Movement

A new paper on the vegan movement looks at the sexual objectification of women as an advocacy tool, and finds it particularly counterintuitive. READ MORE

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