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Jan 24 2023 | Nick Souter

Biases In AI Might Hurt Farmed Animals

Artificial intelligence can reinforce cultural biases. This article considers how it might support speciesism, contributing to animal oppression. READ MORE

Jan 18 2023 | Coni Arévalo

Protecting The World’s Wild Animals Through Indigenous Knowledge

In this Faunalytics blog, we explore the rich history of animal protection by Indigenous communities, and why Indigenous advocacy is critical. READ MORE

Jan 5 2023 | Bala Seshasayee

Self-Identity And Veg*n Resistance

Identity is a strong motivator for resisting change, which can make veg*n advocacy challenging. READ MORE

Jan 2 2023 | Sara Streeter

Veg*nism And Whiteness: A Lasting Stereotype

If you are veg*n, you are most likely white — at least in the minds of U.S. adults. This stereotype is a problem and shows that our messaging needs to be more inclusive. READ MORE

Dec 15 2022 | Sara Streeter

Getting Farmers On Board For Alternative Proteins

Current farming practices will not feed the world’s growing population. Farmers must shift to producing alternative proteins, and societies must help them mitigate risks through the transition. READ MORE

Dec 14 2022 | Jo Anderson

Faunalytics’ Plans & Priorities For 2023

Faunalytics’ plans for the coming year are bigger and better than ever. We’re expanding our flagship programs, driving forward crucial new research, and building capacity for the movement. READ MORE

Dec 5 2022 | Marci Regambal

Understanding The Aquaculture Landscape In Brazil

Aquaculture is growing in Brazil. Knowing the industry’s landscape, including its strengths, challenges, and anticipated solutions can help inform aquatic animal advocacy. READ MORE

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

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