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Nov 29 2019 | Tom Beggs

The Individual And The Bathwater

Institutional commitments are an excellent avenue for effective animal advocates to pursue, but their continued success will ultimately hinge on individuals' feelings and behaviors. READ MORE

Nov 28 2019 | Chelsie Anderson

Examining The Content And Impact Of Nature Documentaries

This paper examines the narrative and visual content of the Netflix documentary Our Planet and calls for research to evaluate the impact of nature documentaries on conservation efforts. READ MORE

Nov 25 2019 | Lukas Jasiunas

Is Some Vegnism More Vegn Than Others?

This essay explores a discussion of – and distinction between – lifestyle-based veganism and more critical forms of the practice. READ MORE

Nov 22 2019 | Owen Rogers

Supply And Demand: Does More Visibility Of Veg Options Increase Sales?

Giving options makes a huge difference: offering more vegetarian meals increases vegetarian meal consumption and decrease meat consumption. READ MORE

Nov 20 2019 | Tom Beggs

Increasing Donations Through Appeal Types, Exposure, And Donor Characteristics

Faunalytics’ experiment investigated whether messages and donor characteristics can increase donations to farmed and companion animals. READ MORE

Nov 13 2019 | Che Green

The Evolution And Future Of Faunalytics

A blog from Faunalytics' Founder Che Green looks at the journey our small organization has taken over the past 20 years, and the exciting places we're headed in the future. READ MORE

Nov 11 2019 | Owen Rogers

Impressions Matter: Promoting Veganism On A Personal Basis

Advocates shouldn't be phony pushovers, but we also need to recognize the difficulty of making a lifestyle switch, and spread our messages thoughtfully. READ MORE

Nov 8 2019 | Owen Rogers

Clean Insects: New Directions In Cultivated Meat

Cell culturing technology provides a range of novel approaches to food production that could have a major impact on our diets as time goes on. READ MORE

Nov 5 2019 | Owen Rogers

Wild Animal Suffering: Getting The Public To Care

Wild animal suffering is a field that is getting increasing attention from advocates. This study looks at what language is useful in getting positive responses to the issue from the general public. READ MORE

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