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Apr 3 2011 | Faunalytics

Want to be a More Effective Advocate? Put the (Vegan) Shoe on the Other Foot

To communicate more effectively about animal issues, try thinking about how you would react to other advocacy information that questions your own practices. READ MORE

Apr 2 2011 | Faunalytics

TMI: Does Information Overload Spell The End Of Outreach?

Every day, a person in the U.S. consumes about 34 gigabytes of information, making it difficult for animal advocates to get their message through on social media. READ MORE

Mar 29 2011 | Faunalytics

Three Easy Steps to Better Advocacy

As advocates, we're often frustrated when people don't take action after we ask them to make changes that help animals. Last week's article, "Want Better Results for Animals? Put the Vegan Shoe on the Other Foot," invited you to gain insight into your advocacy by being on the receiving end of a campaign outside the animal protection field. I've used this approach at numerous conferences... READ MORE

Mar 5 2011 | Faunalytics

Animal Research: Battle Scars

This study examined the impact of animal right activists on biomedical scientists and the attitudes of biomedical scientists on animal experimentation. 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 9 2011 | Faunalytics

Blame-Displacing In Animal Shelter Workers And Surrenderers

Both surrenderers and animal shelter workers feel the need to displace blame to others in order to manage the guilt over killing companion animals. READ MORE

Dec 9 2010 | Faunalytics

Teaming Incarcerated Youth With Shelter Dogs

Teenage offenders interacting with shelter dogs have positive effects through increasing the offenders empathy, kindness and responsibility. READ MORE

Nov 16 2010 | Faunalytics

The Effectiveness Of Trap-Neuter-Release

Studies have found that although TNR is incredibly effective at reducing feral cat population, without the addition of other policies such as education, TNR ends up being a waste of money, time and energy. READ MORE

Nov 1 2010 | Faunalytics

Australian Indigenous Communities And The Human-Dog Bond

Indigenous inhabitants of Australia stress the importance of dogs as a traditional cultural value, believing dogs to be necessary to protect against spirits. READ MORE

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