Strategies Archives - Page 53 of 154

Mar 25 2022 | Jojo Lee

What Drives Plant-Based Eating In Different Cultures?

When it comes to reducing meat intake, consumers in China and New Zealand differ in their motives. READ MORE

Mar 22 2022 | Casey Bond

Are Meat And Dairy Companies Setting Climate Goals Effectively?

As the world continues to grapple with climate change, it's important to examine the responsibility of the global meat and dairy industry. What are they doing to mitigate their climate impact? READ MORE

Mar 21 2022 | Mian Osumi

Building Bridges Between Critical Disability And Animal Studies

The fields of critical disability studies and critical animal studies will both benefit from recognizing how their movements interact and can build upon each other. READ MORE

Mar 18 2022 | Sara Streeter

For Veg*n Messaging, Timing Matters

Pamphlets are an old-school tool for social change. For those already open to a “Go Veg*n” message, especially for people already familiar with the issues, they can be particularly effective. READ MORE

Mar 16 2022 | Jenna Riedi

22 Species To Celebrate 22 Years

Join us as we feature 22 species we’ve covered to celebrate 22 Years of Faunalytics! READ MORE

Mar 7 2022 | Sara Streeter

Who Clicks Through, And What Prompts Them To Do So?

Social media users click on ads featuring animals at lower rates. However, over half of those clicks result in positive actions, such as an email list sign-up. READ MORE

Mar 4 2022 | Sara Streeter

We Demand Justice For Animals. What About People?

Racial injustice is an ongoing issue in the animal protection movement. We must acknowledge this failure, seek reconciliation, and open our doors to engage with all people who care about animals. READ MORE

Feb 25 2022 | Casey Bond

First Impressions Matter For Meat Alternatives

Does exposing consumers to appealing plant-based imagery impact their meal preferences? This study from the U.K. explores the issue. READ MORE

Feb 21 2022 | Jonathan Sharir-Smith

How Social Media Encourages The Exotic Animal Trade

By increasing the public’s exposure to exotic animal content, social media normalizes and drives demand for the wildlife trade. Social media companies can combat this with targeted moderation. READ MORE

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What Drives Plant-Based Eating In Different Cultures?

Are Meat And Dairy Companies Setting Climate Goals Effectively?

Building Bridges Between Critical Disability And Animal Studies

For Veg*n Messaging, Timing Matters

22 Species To Celebrate 22 Years

Who Clicks Through, And What Prompts Them To Do So?

We Demand Justice For Animals. What About People?

First Impressions Matter For Meat Alternatives

How Social Media Encourages The Exotic Animal Trade

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