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Read articles that explore intersections of animals with aspects of human society in popular culture, media, science, ethics, philosophy, art and more.
Holding the government to its animal pledges
Advocates and campaigners debate strategies in The Empathy Project’s first People’s Assembly.
In defence of foxes
One of the UK's most iconic species, the fox is simultaneously adored and brutally hunted. Time for change.
The empathic potential of animation
Animation provides an accessible way for advocacy groups to tell the hidden stories of animals.
The true cost of leather
Responsible for harms ranging from child labour to unrelenting animal cruelty, leather’s iconic status must be challenged.
How the world might look if animals had legal rights
Imagining a world with animal rights is not so difficult.
Why no one talks about animal agriculture
Misinformation is preventing change in our food systems.
New writing about animals
Can centring the animal voice transform the way humans sees animals?
Veganism Is Not Anti-Indigenous
Advocates for humans, animals and ecosystems are natural allies against oppressive colonial structures
In Defence of the Rat
Rats are less pestilent and more lovable than we think.
The Bumblebee’s Decline Shows Us How We Got Conservation Wrong
The humble bumblebee deserves more recognition — and a fighting chance.
Killing chickens
Chickens are the most farmed animals on the planet today.
The End of Whaling?
Relief greets Iceland’s halt to whaling this summer.
Solidarity with Animals
Structural violence against animals is not compatible with the Great Transition.
In defence of pigeons
Many people despise pigeon. It hasn’t always been this way.
Zoomorphising Humanity
True empathy comes from recognising that we're not at the centre of the world.
Exploring the Ocean to Find Queer Survival
Sabrina Imbler illuminates a more expansive idea of the natural world.
(Re) becoming Vegan
We aren’t born speciesist. When does the change happen?.
Should companies with animal mascots pay?
A fund provides a way for brands with animal mascots to give back to biodiversity.
The first step to stopping emissions? “Go vegan.”
IPCC expert review Dr Peter Carter on why we need to go vegan.
Animals Could Play a Pivotal Role in Climate Talks
Animals have no say in how and when climate action happens.