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Jul 16 2012 | Faunalytics

YouGov/Daily Telegraph Survey Results, Animal Testing, 5/30/2006

This tabulation of survey results shows that the majority of respondents feel that animal testing is acceptable and essential. READ MORE

Jul 16 2012 | Faunalytics

Omnibus Survey Results

Covers a broad range of issues, focusing on companion animals, opinions of animal protection groups, and animal experimentation. READ MORE

Jul 16 2012 | Faunalytics

Animals In Medical Research Survey

This article examined public attitudes towards "animal rights groups", including whether they would prioritise animal rights over biomedical research and how much individuals donate to animal rights groups. READ MORE

Jul 11 2012 | Faunalytics

The Environment Movement At A Crossroads

The WWF has determined that the environmental movement is at an ideological crossroad, between those focused on systemic, widespread changes and those focusing on materialistic and individualistic behavior changes. READ MORE

Jul 11 2012 | Faunalytics

Many Donors Giving Smaller Charitable Contributions to Fewer Organizations

Almost half (45%) of people report that their giving and volunteering have not changed, but many people are giving to fewer organizations (24%). READ MORE

Jul 11 2012 | Faunalytics

Americans Believe Big Companies And Political Lobbyists Have Too Much Power

A significant proportion of Americans believe that corporations, political action committees, political lobbyists and news media all have too much power, whilst believing that non-profits do not have enough power. READ MORE

Jul 11 2012 | Faunalytics

Animal Rights Groups Pick Up Momentum

This article discusses how the animal rights movement is growing in strength and how legalisation is following this trend. READ MORE

Jul 11 2012 | Faunalytics

The Effect of the Economy on the Nonprofit Sector

This June 2010 survey of U.S. public charities and private foundations finds the economy is creating a difficult financial environment for nonprofits. READ MORE

Jul 11 2012 | Faunalytics

Persistence Of Myths Could Alter Public Policy Approach

Research has shown that once myths have entered someone’s mind, they are very hard to get rid of. Repetition of myths, even if presented as false, can enforce those ideas as true. READ MORE

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YouGov/Daily Telegraph Survey Results, Animal Testing, 5/30/2006

Omnibus Survey Results

Animals In Medical Research Survey

The Environment Movement At A Crossroads

Many Donors Giving Smaller Charitable Contributions to Fewer Organizations

Americans Believe Big Companies And Political Lobbyists Have Too Much Power

Animal Rights Groups Pick Up Momentum

The Effect of the Economy on the Nonprofit Sector

Persistence Of Myths Could Alter Public Policy Approach

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