Student Showcase: Tina Bagus
Tina Bagus speaks with us about her PhD research on the developmental emergence of the meat paradox
Fauna Connections: Call For Presentation Proposals
Faunalytics is excited to host their fourth annual remote symposium, Fauna Connections, for animal advocates on September 18, 2025 (tentatively 12pm-5:30pm EDT). They invite academics and scientists from the social and behavioral sciences, or related disciplines, to submit a… Read More
Call for Papers: The Causes and Consequences of Animal Abuse (Deadline Extended)
The journal Aggressive Behavior is currently receiving papers for a Special Edition: The Causes and Consequences of Animal Abuse, guest edited by Emma Alleyne. This is a fantastic opportunity to curate some of the latest theoretical and empirical papers that capture the… Read More
Reversing roles: Testing the impact of perspective-switching on attitudes towards using animals
An interview with Dr Marielle Stel about her recent research into the value of ‘role reversal’ interventions for attitude change
Animal Advocacy Conference 2023
We are thrilled to announce the 2023 edition of the Animal Advocacy Conference: Insights from the Social Sciences. The conference will take place June 22-24, 2023 at the University of Kent, UK. We will bring together researchers from… Read More
Of Mice and Children: An Interview with Luke McGuire
Developmental psychologist Luke McGuire talks with us about his fascinating work on how our moral views of animals develops
Student Showcase: Sarah Gradidge
Sarah Gradidge chats with us about her doctoral research on our tendency to prefer dogs over pigs – a form of “pet speciesism”.
Online: Speciesism in everyday language
Stefan Leach gave the September talk in the PHAIR Society Speakers series on “Speciesism in Everyday Language”. You can watch the talk online: Abstract Speciesism, like other forms of prejudice, is thought to be underpinned by biased patterns… Read More
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