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Jul 10 2025 | Aeneas Koosis

Kids And Parents Have Mixed Views On Alternative Proteins

Focus groups with Singapore families reveal that children are more curious about alternative proteins than their parents, who worry about naturalness. READ MORE

Apr 28 2025 | Oleksandra Mukha

The Role Of Media In Normalizing Animal-Based Diets

An examination of children’s films uncovers the subtle ways they normalize consumption of animal-based foods. READ MORE

Apr 18 2025 | Elena Schaller

Getting Kids On Board With Plant-Based Foods

This study shows that taste, hands-on cooking, and familiar meals can shape kids’ openness to plant-based eating, highlighting ways to help the next generation embrace more sustainable food choices. READ MORE

Apr 17 2025 | Jennifer Rao

How Community Involvement Improves Donkey Welfare In Ethiopia

A community project in Ethiopia improved donkey welfare through education, healthcare, and policy change — showing lasting impact. READ MORE

Nov 22 2024 | Mona Zahir

Kids Don’t Know They’re Eating Animals

Eating habits are harder to change as we age. Would making the meat-animal connection earlier in life help with the adoption of plant-based diets? READ MORE

Mar 26 2024 | Kevin Xia

Reducing Malnutrition In Developing Countries

In order to solve malnutrition in children, we need affordable, accessible, nutrient-dense food. This study explores dairy as a solution, but the insights may inform anti-dairy campaigns. READ MORE

Mar 7 2024 | Kevin Xia

Meat Consumption, Moral Reasoning, And Age

Research shows that adult meat-eaters will ignore information that makes them uncomfortable with their diet. But is the same true for children? READ MORE

Jan 8 2024 | Joly Ghanawi

How Primary School Textbooks Portray Animal Farming

In Portugal, animal farming is largely presented in school books as an economic activity necessary for feeding people. READ MORE

Nov 20 2023 | Sarah Bluhm

When Things Go Wrong: Young People And Dogs

Looking after a dog is not always easy. This study explores dog guardianship during late adolescence and early adulthood, and asks how young people cope when their dogs misbehave. READ MORE

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