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Arguably, the most critical question in the Hatchery Fund application was “How will you know if your experiment succeeded?” This question gets at the heart of science: the hypothesis. The hypothesis sets the criteria for whether the experim...
So you want to get more involved with grassroots animal activism? We have some great options for you. You can stand on a busy street corner for an hour while people honk at you. You can have uncomfortable conversations with people about why...
Out of 114 applications, 65 requested exactly $1,000 and another 17 requested funding in the $900 to $1,100 range. This is suspicious. What are the chances that nearly three quarters (72%) of the applications needed the maximum amount of mo...
When I went to the Animal & Vegan Advocacy conference in May, PETA brought two giant posters slamming cage-free egg campaigns. This was quite the statement for a conference with dozens of people who’d spent years fighting for cage-free poli...
As I read through the Hatchery Fund applications, I would find myself thinking “we already do this kind of activism.” or “this is just taking something we do in America to Nigeria.” They were well-designed experiments, but lacked the elemen...
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Software engineer by day, animal activist by night. Here to talk about psychology, technology, systems theory, public policy, strategy, and social change.
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