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Aug 27 2020 | Jenny Dixon

You Are What You Eat – Exploring Veg*nism As A Social Identity

In a world where eating meat is the norm, veg*nism stands out. This looks at veg*nism is a social identity that has both positive and negative aspects to it. READ MORE

Aug 25 2020 | Ana Alvarelhão

Reasons Why People Choose Vegetarianism: A Survey From Vietnam

The choice of vegetarian food in Vietnam is mainly affected by health concerns, the perceived status of veg foods, and individuals' understanding of the human body. READ MORE

Aug 25 2020 | Ana Alvarelhão

Lý do tại sao mọi người chọn ăn chay: Một khảo sát từ Việt Nam

Việc lựa chọn thực phẩm chay ở Việt Nam chủ yếu bị ảnh hưởng bởi các mối quan tâm về sức khỏe, sự cảm nhận về thực phẩm chay và sự hiểu biết của cá nhân về cơ thể con người. READ MORE

Aug 20 2020 | Siobhan Ballan

How Does The Public Feel About Crimes Against Wildlife?

In this study, researchers explore how the public perceives wildlife crimes, finding that a significant portion think stealing a loaf of bread is worse than killing a deer outside of hunting season. READ MORE

Aug 19 2020 | Joy McLeod

Animal Advocacy In The U.S. & Canada: Advocate Origins

Faunalytics’ study of animal advocacy in the U.S. and Canada included questions about how advocates got their start in the movement. This analysis provides more detail about those questions. READ MORE

Aug 18 2020 | Faunalytics

Health Problems Among Flat-Faced Dogs: Perception And Reality

Dogs with flat faces suffer from various health problems, such as struggling to breathe. How do guardians view the health of their pups, and why are flat-faced breeds so popular? READ MORE

Aug 14 2020 | Jenny Dixon

The Long Game: Reducing Meat Consumption By 2100

This study predicts global trends in vegetarianism and identifies potential drivers of large-scale shifts towards reduced-meat diets by the end of the century. READ MORE

Aug 12 2020 | Lukas Jasiunas

Veganism, Stigma, And You

Going vegan carries social stigma that can make it an uncomfortable process. In this blog, we explore social pressures related to being vegan, and how they overlap with other forms of stigmatization. READ MORE

Aug 10 2020 | Sara Streeter

If A Horse Could Talk, What Would They Ask Of Us?

There’s more to horse welfare than just providing hay and oats. Horses can suffer in myriad ways from well-intentioned but uninformed human caregivers. READ MORE

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You Are What You Eat – Exploring Veg*nism As A Social Identity

Reasons Why People Choose Vegetarianism: A Survey From Vietnam

Lý do tại sao mọi người chọn ăn chay: Một khảo sát từ Việt Nam

How Does The Public Feel About Crimes Against Wildlife?

Animal Advocacy In The U.S. & Canada: Advocate Origins

Health Problems Among Flat-Faced Dogs: Perception And Reality

The Long Game: Reducing Meat Consumption By 2100

Veganism, Stigma, And You

If A Horse Could Talk, What Would They Ask Of Us?

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