Veg*n Diets Archives - Page 27 of 92

Jan 26 2021 | Jojo Lee

To Buy Or Not To Buy: What Makes People Want To Buy Alternative Meats?

How can animal advocates cut through ambivalence towards meat alternatives and shift the attitudes of the general public? This study explores the possibilities. READ MORE

Jan 25 2021 | Jessie Brockway

Speciesism And Diet

Two studies find that people’s beliefs about speciesism may be an accurate predictor for whether people follow an omnivorous, vegetarian, or vegan diet. READ MORE

Jan 13 2021 | Matthew Montalbano

Twitter Trends: #CageFree, #Vegan, #AnimalRights, and More!

In this analysis, we present a year in tweets, and look at what Twitter trends can show us about vegan diets, attitudes about animal protection, and more. READ MORE

Jan 8 2021 | Gabriel Borden

How Diet Intersects With Political Alignment

This study focuses on the political beliefs and behaviors of omnivores and vegetarians in an effort to understand how diet intersects with politics in the United States. READ MORE

Jan 7 2021 | Jenny Dixon

Less Meat, Happier Life?

How does the extent of a person's meat restriction impact their lived experiences? This study compares responses from ve*gns, meat-reducers, and those who are "chicken-free." READ MORE

Dec 21 2020 | Zach Wulderk

Words Matter When Describing Plant-Based Foods

Emphasizing a menu item’s characteristics instead of labeling it “vegan” or “vegetarian” may be the key to increasing plant-based food consumption. READ MORE

Dec 18 2020 | Zoë Gumm

Save The Planet By Not Going Vegan?

A philosophy paper argues that it would be better for our planet if we advocated for the reduction in meat rather than going veg*n. Our summary digs into the details. READ MORE

Dec 3 2020 | David Kates

Why Some Conservatives Are Anti-Vegan And Animal Welfare

The backlash from omnivores against vegetarians often results from moral unease and a desire to preserve traditions and the social order. This review looks at how the process unfolds. READ MORE

Oct 27 2020 | Jenny Mace

Yoga Teachers’ Views About Farmed Animals And Plant-Based Diets

This study aimed to find out what U.K. yoga teachers think about farmed animals and plant-based diets, so advocates can know how best to promote plant-based diets to this group. READ MORE

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To Buy Or Not To Buy: What Makes People Want To Buy Alternative Meats?

Speciesism And Diet

Twitter Trends: #CageFree, #Vegan, #AnimalRights, and More!

How Diet Intersects With Political Alignment

Less Meat, Happier Life?

Words Matter When Describing Plant-Based Foods

Save The Planet By Not Going Vegan?

Why Some Conservatives Are Anti-Vegan And Animal Welfare

Yoga Teachers’ Views About Farmed Animals And Plant-Based Diets

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