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Nov 23 2022 | Brooke Haggerty

A Culture Of Competition: How Charitable Giving Perpetuates Inequity

In this blog, Faunalytics’ Executive Director Brooke Haggerty discusses inequity in fundraising and shines a spotlight on ten organizations to consider supporting this giving season. READ MORE

Nov 16 2022 | Precious Hose

Local Action For Animals As A Stepping Stone To State Protections

This Faunalytics study looks at whether local laws have laid the groundwork for laws at the state level of government, and whether this is a viable avenue for creating meaningful change for animals. READ MORE

Nov 10 2022 | Nick Souter

Nudging Consumers With Green Defaults

Presenting meat-free or reduced-meat “default” food options can reduce meat consumption. This review considers whether and why this approach might work. READ MORE

Nov 9 2022 | Caryn Ginsberg

The Adventures Of Birdlock Holmes Vol. 6: Beliefs About Chickens & Fishes In The United States

Faunalytics' Caryn Ginsberg summarizes our original research on fishes and chickens, with a special focus on our study results from the United States. READ MORE

Nov 2 2022 | Caryn Ginsberg

The Adventures Of Birdlock Holmes Vol. 5: Beliefs About Chickens & Fishes In Canada

Faunalytics' Caryn Ginsberg summarizes our original research on fishes and chickens, with a special focus on our study results from Canada. READ MORE

Oct 26 2022 | Jah Ying Chung (Good Growth)

Chinese Consumers’ Attitudes Toward Animal Welfare: Behaviors, Beliefs, And Responses To Messaging

Our study of Chinese consumers finds broad interest in higher animal welfare products, but mostly for food quality and safety reasons. READ MORE

Oct 24 2022 | Susan Gabriel

Attitudes Toward Marine Environments In China

Research has found that environmental concerns and attitudes toward marine life are linked. This study explores such attitudes among coastal populations in China. READ MORE

Oct 17 2022 | Lindsey Stowell

A Look Into Reddit’s Anti-Vegan Community

This study takes an inside look into the social psychology behind discussions and beliefs on r/AntiVegan, a popular Reddit community. READ MORE

Oct 14 2022 | Cian Hamilton

Increasing Charitable Donations: A Research Perspective

What techniques can we use to increase the charitable donation size from potential donors? This study reviews previous donation research to offer actionable ideas. READ MORE

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A Culture Of Competition: How Charitable Giving Perpetuates Inequity

Local Action For Animals As A Stepping Stone To State Protections

Nudging Consumers With Green Defaults

The Adventures Of Birdlock Holmes Vol. 6: Beliefs About Chickens & Fishes In The United States

The Adventures Of Birdlock Holmes Vol. 5: Beliefs About Chickens & Fishes In Canada

Chinese Consumers’ Attitudes Toward Animal Welfare: Behaviors, Beliefs, And Responses To Messaging

Attitudes Toward Marine Environments In China

A Look Into Reddit’s Anti-Vegan Community

Increasing Charitable Donations: A Research Perspective

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