Strategies Archives - Page 27 of 154

Sep 23 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

Animal Advocacy In U.S. Universities: A Call for Renewed Focus

Most top U.S. universities lack active animal advocacy groups, with fewer than 10% holding more than one event in early 2023. READ MORE

Sep 20 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

AI And Animal Advocacy

A survey reveals a growing interest in AI among animal advocates, but adoption hurdles remain. How can the movement harness this powerful technology? READ MORE

Sep 19 2024 | Alyssa Hanes

The Strategic Potential Of Shareholder Activism For Advancing Animal Welfare

This report explores shareholder activism as a strategy for animal advocacy, offering a detailed overview of its successes, challenges, and practical advice for running effective campaigns. READ MORE

Sep 18 2024 | Olga Kikou

How Big Ag Uses Farmers to Influence European Democracies

Recent media investigations reveal how industrial farming lobbies have leveraged farmer protests across Europe to influence the democratic process. This blog takes a deep dive into the issue. READ MORE

Sep 17 2024 | David Rooney

Farmed Animal Advocacy In The U.K.: How Are Resources Spent?

Millions of British pounds are spent on farmed animal advocacy in the U.K. every year. Where does this money go and how can its impact be improved? READ MORE

Sep 10 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

Quantifying Animal Welfare: A Framework For Comparing Interventions

Animal Ask proposes a method to evaluate and compare the impact of different animal welfare interventions across species and types of experiences. READ MORE

Sep 3 2024 | Maggie Herskowitz

Self-Monitoring Helps People Eat Less Meat

How effective is an online, self-regulated program at helping people achieve their goal of eating less meat? This study found encouraging results. READ MORE

Aug 28 2024 | Brooke Haggerty

Show Me The Money: The Balancing Act Between Funding, Sustainability, and Employee Compensation

In this companion blog to our benchmarking study, we explore the barriers nonprofit leaders face as they navigate salary-setting and limited funding. READ MORE

Aug 20 2024 | Nick Souter

Predicting Disproportionate Beef Consumption In The United States

In the U.S., disproportionate beef consumption is more likely in men than women, and is predicted by other factors including age, race, and level of education. READ MORE

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Animal Advocacy In U.S. Universities: A Call for Renewed Focus

AI And Animal Advocacy

The Strategic Potential Of Shareholder Activism For Advancing Animal Welfare

How Big Ag Uses Farmers to Influence European Democracies

Farmed Animal Advocacy In The U.K.: How Are Resources Spent?

Quantifying Animal Welfare: A Framework For Comparing Interventions

Self-Monitoring Helps People Eat Less Meat

Show Me The Money: The Balancing Act Between Funding, Sustainability, and Employee Compensation

Predicting Disproportionate Beef Consumption In The United States

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