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Jan 1 2012 | Faunalytics

The Emergence Of Farm Animal Welfare In Britain, 1964–71

This article examined the history and context of animal welfare in Britain during 1964-1971. READ MORE

Dec 21 2011 | Faunalytics

Where To Go From Here: Thoughts On Preventing Veg*n Recidivism

What does veg*n recidivism mean for our movement at large and how can we offer the right support to keep people from backsliding? READ MORE

Nov 13 2011 | Faunalytics

Tied Oppressions: An Analysis Of How Sexist Imagery Reinforces Speciesist Sentiment

Sexually provocative advertisements are sexist and reinforce the idea that other animals are inferior to human beings. READ MORE

Nov 8 2011 | Faunalytics

What Do People Think of Animal Advocates?

When Faunalytics conducted their research for the National Council for Animal Protection in 2004, it fundamentally changed the way animal activists describe themselves and the terminology they use. READ MORE

Oct 12 2011 | Faunalytics

What Will Things Look Like in 10 Years?

Faunalytics' Che Green shares a 10-year vision that may provide interesting food for thought as we consider the future of animals and advocacy. READ MORE

Oct 5 2011 | Faunalytics

Acknowledge No Evil: How People Come To Accept Violence Against Animals As Normal

Why are most people willing to pay others to engage in animal cruelty, even when they can make personal choices to prevent it? READ MORE

Oct 5 2011 | Faunalytics

Do No Evil: Denial By Perpetrators Of Normalized Violence Against Animals (Part 2)

In the case of animal suffering, there are far more bystanders than perpetrators, but the perpetrators enable and enact the abuse. READ MORE

Oct 5 2011 | Faunalytics

See No Evil: Denial And Animal Suffering (Part 1)

Our culture normalizes animal cruelty to such a vast degree that innumerable amounts of suffering is inflicted onto animals every single day, in ways that we would consider unthinkable if inflicted on our own "pets". READ MORE

Oct 5 2011 | Faunalytics

Accepting Evil: Appeals That Do (and Don’t) Work (Part 4)

Research has been increasingly showing animal advocates that solely educating people will not be enough and that denial is simply too powerful an emotion to be overcome solely through facts alone. READ MORE

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The Emergence Of Farm Animal Welfare In Britain, 1964–71

Where To Go From Here: Thoughts On Preventing Veg*n Recidivism

Tied Oppressions: An Analysis Of How Sexist Imagery Reinforces Speciesist Sentiment

What Do People Think of Animal Advocates?

What Will Things Look Like in 10 Years?

Acknowledge No Evil: How People Come To Accept Violence Against Animals As Normal

Do No Evil: Denial By Perpetrators Of Normalized Violence Against Animals (Part 2)

See No Evil: Denial And Animal Suffering (Part 1)

Accepting Evil: Appeals That Do (and Don’t) Work (Part 4)

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