Social Movements Archives - Page 14 of 63

Jul 19 2023 | Ella Wong (Good Growth)

Memberdayakan Advokat Hewan di Asia: Wawasan Pengembangan Kapasitas

Advokasi hewan ternak di Asia menghadapi tantangan yang signifikan, termasuk penggalangan dana, perekrutan, dan mempertahankan talenta. Blog ini mengeksplorasi bagaimana pemberi dana dan pengembang kapasitas dapat membantu. READ MORE

Jul 3 2023 | Kasturi Sukhapure

Direct Democracy Supports Farmed Animal Welfare

According to this paper, making farmed animal welfare a political issue through public ballot initiatives has led to positive policy change in some U.S. states. READ MORE

Jun 27 2023 | Sophia Ikpia

Beyond Beefcake: The Patriarchy And Animal Rights

Recognizing the relationship between patriarchal gender norms and animal exploitation can help advance the rights of both women and animals. READ MORE

Jun 23 2023 | Maxine Chan

The Untapped Potential Of “Quiet Activism”

A U.K. study identifies reasons why people hesitate to get involved in animal activism and factors that could encourage more participation. READ MORE

Jun 21 2023 | Zach Wulderk

Young Men, Republican Women, And More: Targeting Some Key Subgroups

Additional analyses of Faunalytics data reveals further leverage points for animal advocates working with specific demographic groups in the United States. READ MORE

May 31 2023 | Coni Arévalo

Animal Agriculture Is The Missing Piece In Climate Change Media Coverage

A research collaboration between Faunalytics and Sentient Media finds that very little media coverage of climate change focuses on animal agriculture, a major cause of the phenomenon. READ MORE

May 30 2023 | Maxine Chan

Using A Human Rights Approach To Challenge Factory Farms

Defining the negative impacts of industrial meat production as human rights abuses can be a powerful tool for opposing the meat industry. READ MORE

May 2 2023 | Susan Gabriel

What Makes A Successful Protest Movement?

Protests can have a significant impact on the outcome of social movements, but specific factors that contribute to their success are not well understood. READ MORE

Apr 28 2023 | Kevin Xia

Social Inequality And Environmental Behavior

Growing social inequality and the way it intersects with the climate crisis are two of the largest challenges we face as a global society. How can research help us address both? READ MORE

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Memberdayakan Advokat Hewan di Asia: Wawasan Pengembangan Kapasitas

Direct Democracy Supports Farmed Animal Welfare

Beyond Beefcake: The Patriarchy And Animal Rights

The Untapped Potential Of “Quiet Activism”

Young Men, Republican Women, And More: Targeting Some Key Subgroups

Animal Agriculture Is The Missing Piece In Climate Change Media Coverage

Using A Human Rights Approach To Challenge Factory Farms

What Makes A Successful Protest Movement?

Social Inequality And Environmental Behavior

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