Social Movements Archives - Page 55 of 63

Feb 1 2011 | Faunalytics

Who Gives? Characteristics Of People Who Donate Time And Money To Animal Groups

Gallup Poll findings show people's happiness is related to their tendency to give back to the community. What does this mean for animals? READ MORE

Jan 25 2011 | Faunalytics

What Motivates Consumers To Participate In Boycotts

This study uses netnography to investigate boycott motivations and perceived boycott participation costs by analyzing consumer comments submitted to an online boycott petition. READ MORE

Jan 25 2011 | Faunalytics

The Road To Veganism In Britain, 1909-1944

Veganism in the UK has been around for at least over a century with the first vegan cookbook coming out in 1910. The movement started from a division within vegetarianism over the consumption of animal by-products. READ MORE

Jan 6 2011 | Faunalytics

Betty Crocker Encourages America To “Embrace The Vegan”

According to Betty Crocker’s Facebook survey, veganism is a top trend for alternative diets. READ MORE

Dec 17 2010 | Faunalytics

What U.S. Families Are Eating And Cooking

The study by All.recipes.com has found vegetables to be on the rise in 2011 and “veganomics” is stated as insight 6 on this report. READ MORE

Nov 5 2010 | Faunalytics

Animal Welfare Volunteers: Who Are They and Why Do They Do What They Do?

An article investigating the demographics of animal welfare volunteers and their motivations for involvement in the movement. READ MORE

Oct 26 2010 | Anthony Bellotti

Interviews With Gene Baur And Bruce Friedrich

Faunalytics' Anthony Bellotti recently interviewed Gene Baur and Bruce Friedrich, who address how they evaluate their campaigns on behalf of farmed animals. READ MORE

Oct 5 2010 | Faunalytics

Leading And Organizing Social Change For Companion Animals

This case study from Florida investigated the effectiveness of an animal-focused grassroots coalition in dealing with companion animal overpopulation. READ MORE

Sep 26 2010 | Faunalytics

Societal Perspectives And The Path To Permanent Change

This paper discusses the animal protection movements progress over the last two hundred years and how animals are being treated in comparison to before. READ MORE

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Who Gives? Characteristics Of People Who Donate Time And Money To Animal Groups

What Motivates Consumers To Participate In Boycotts

The Road To Veganism In Britain, 1909-1944

Betty Crocker Encourages America To “Embrace The Vegan”

What U.S. Families Are Eating And Cooking

Animal Welfare Volunteers: Who Are They and Why Do They Do What They Do?

Interviews With Gene Baur And Bruce Friedrich

Leading And Organizing Social Change For Companion Animals

Societal Perspectives And The Path To Permanent Change

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