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May 29 2025 | Moaied Khaled

Can A Billboard Change The Milk You Drink?

Using unconventional data collection methods, researchers explore whether traditional marketing tools like billboards encourage consumers to buy plant-based milk alternatives. READ MORE

May 27 2025 | Susan Gabriel

When Organizations Shift From Animal Care To Animal Advocacy

Researchers analyze how animal welfare organizations navigate the transition from direct care to advocacy work, using staff perspectives on the risks and impacts of this change. READ MORE

May 22 2025 | Aeneas Koosis

Industry Perspectives On Animals In Entertainment

Looking behind the scenes at how animals are treated in film, television, and advertising in the U.K. reveals widespread concern and desire for improved standards among industry professionals. READ MORE

May 14 2025 | Maggie Herskowitz

Tiny Companions, Big Personalities: How Caregivers See Rats

Close to 300 rat caregivers responded to a survey about rat personality, most commonly describing them with positive adjectives like “friendly” and “affectionate.” READ MORE

May 8 2025 | Aeneas Koosis

Public Concern For Animals In Entertainment

Animal welfare in film, television, and advertising raises significant concerns among U.K. residents, yet many feel powerless to report issues they observe. READ MORE

May 6 2025 | Mona Zahir

U.K. Politicians Hesitate To Show Off Low-Carbon Behaviors

Political leaders are in a unique position to model low-carbon behaviors in their own lifestyles. Yet, for some, fear of public criticism — especially in the media — holds them back. READ MORE

May 2 2025 | Mia Elliott

Views On Animals Shaped By Cultural And Personal Factors

Over 20,000 people from 23 countries shed light on what influences human views on non-human animals across identities and cultures. READ MORE

May 1 2025 | Aeneas Koosis

What Motivates Vegans To Promote Plant-Based Lifestyles?

Rather than viewing veganism as merely an individual dietary choice, researchers frame it as a form of collective action tied together by shared social identities, moral convictions, and group-based emotions. READ MORE

Apr 21 2025 | Judith Schmidt-Daniczek

Adapting After Adoption: Dog Guardians’ Experiences

Slogans like “Adopt, don’t shop” encourage people to adopt animals from a shelter or rescue organization. But what can new dog guardians expect thereafter? READ MORE

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