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Mar 28 2024 | Sarah Bluhm

Unlocking The Power Of Narratives For Animals

This report suggests that narratives can change people’s minds about animals and offers strategies to use them more effectively. READ MORE

Mar 13 2024 | Willem Sleegers

Understanding People’s Attitudes Towards Wild Animal Welfare

Wild animals face hardships we'd consider terrible if they happened to us. Some argue that we should respond to wild animal suffering the same way we would to human (and other animal) suffering. READ MORE

Mar 7 2024 | Kevin Xia

Meat Consumption, Moral Reasoning, And Age

Research shows that adult meat-eaters will ignore information that makes them uncomfortable with their diet. But is the same true for children? READ MORE

Mar 4 2024 | Kimberly Gelton

Effects Of A Disruptive Animal Rights Protest

This report explores how an Animal Rising protest at the U.K. Grand National impacted public opinions, donations, and volunteer sign-ups to animal rights causes. READ MORE

Feb 29 2024 | Devatha Nair

Consumer Categorization Of Animal And Plant-Based Protein

According to this research, people categorize animal protein and plant-based protein products in different ways depending on whether they're omnivores, veg*ns, or flexitarians. READ MORE

Feb 28 2024 | Jo Anderson

Research And Data As Tools In Advocates’ Decision-Making

This Faunalytics study looks at the benefits, barriers, and opportunities in animal advocates' use of research and data in their efforts. READ MORE

Feb 19 2024 | Jonathan Sutton

The Language Of Speciesism

This study used machine learning to identify different types of speciesism in English books, films and TV, speech, and on the Internet. READ MORE

Feb 15 2024 | Thyl Moors

Committed Or Overcommitted? Exploring Vegan Stereotypes

This article explores how omnivores perceive vegans depending on their motivations for going vegan and their commitment to activism. READ MORE

Feb 14 2024 | Devatha Nair

Leveraging Cognitive Dissonance To Reduce Meat Consumption

When people care about animals but consume meat, they may be experiencing cognitive dissonance. This paper explores how to use cognitive dissonance strategically to promote veg food purchases. READ MORE

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