When it comes to supporting animal rights, does self-identification play a role? Researchers look to furries and therians for answers. READ MORE
In this blog, Faunalytics' Executive Director Che Green outlines how animal advocates can focus on pragmatic ways to reduce animal suffering, tempered by the experience of long-time advocates. READ MORE
Does the decision to follow a vegetarian/vegan lifestyle affect our cognitive processing of empathy? A study of neural research says maybe so. READ MORE
Increasing meat consumption is driven by several interwoven factors in capitalist Vietnam, rather than being an inherent outcome of societal progress and higher income levels. READ MORE
It’s all about taste, price, and safety. Researchers take stock of the knowledge about consumers’ acceptance of clean meat. READ MORE
The paper examines and challenges the notion of “vegan privilege,” as construed by both non-vegans and vegans, using the theory of intersectionality. READ MORE
Education regarding bees must keep people engaged. Everyone loves to protect cute, friendly, or majestic animals, but many crucial species are odd-looking, ill-tempered, or timid. READ MORE
How can we “care for the carers” and help influence the next generation of veterinary practitioners towards more empathy for farmed animals? READ MORE
Swedish researchers analyzed the experiences that reinforce animal rights advocacy, and propose three empirical processes to help us understand what changes hearts and minds. READ MORE
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