I’m interested in researching the best interventions and strategies to protect animals. Most of my work is public on the Faunalytics website.
Björn Ólafsson
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New Webinar from Faunalytics: Bridging Conservative Values and Animal Advocacy
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Björn Ólafsson’s Quick takes
Hello CB, I’m glad you enjoyed the post!
I don’t remember casting a vote (perhaps when I clicked on my own icon it registered that as exactly being in the middle which was the default position—I can try to undo this). As a representative of Faunalytics, I am not currently attempting to vote in the debate but rather provide information to help others make their decisions.
The Extent of Animal Suffering
It’s going to be an amazing event!!
Thanks for the great summary!
This is a great study and I hope it serves as a wake-up for leaders in the animal movement to make the non-profit sector more equitable and just! As the study shows, this won’t just be good for the employees (especially marginalized ones), but also for the animals, since it can help retain talent within the movement.
I’d just like to put out there that many of these features already exist in our Faunalytics research library!
Library Of Animal-Related Attitude And Behavior Research—Faunalytics
Great write-up—I am looking forward to seeing more progress from these great African organizations!