How Equestrian Culture Cultivates Horse Welfare Beliefs - Faunalytics
This study looks at how equestrians explain their horse’s care, justify tough practices, and define what horse welfare means in their world.| Faunalytics
This study looks at how equestrians explain their horse’s care, justify tough practices, and define what horse welfare means in their world.| Faunalytics
Feelings of guilt and trauma about animal slaughter are not uncommon in U.K. animal farmers, who experience higher rates of suicide than average. The post “Farmers Love Their Animals!” Yes, That’s The Problem appeared first on Faunalytics.| Faunalytics
Despite numerous laws to protect farmed animals, inspection and enforcement rates remain low across England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. The post Enforcing U.K. Laws To Protect Farmed Animals: Still A Problem appeared first on Faunalytics.| Faunalytics
This month’s Faunalytics Index provides facts and stats about hammerhead shark fishing, the impact of playtime on cat hunting behavior, air pollution from industrial animal farms, and more.| Faunalytics
Author: Mihir Kshirsagar CITP is launching the inaugural State AI Policy Forum this Friday, September 26, 2025 with our first convening of state legislators and their staff. The Forum provides a neutral venue for state legislators to learn about the policy implications of AI technologies. The Forum addresses the challenge that state legislators are making […] The post The State AI Policy Forum: First Convening This Friday appeared first on CITP Blog.| CITP Blog
Researchers mapped the links between food production and antimicrobial resistance, revealing a complex web connecting animal, human, and ecosystem health.| Faunalytics
Nitya Nadgir is a recent alumnus of the Emerging Scholars program at the Center for Information Technology Policy (CITP) at Princeton University from 2023 – 2025 where she brought her interests of data privacy, surveillance, and media-driven polarization to the Center. During her time at CITP, Nitya worked with researchers to develop evaluations for agentic […]| CITP Blog
Blogpost authors: Nimra Nadeem, Lucy He, Michel Liao, and Peter Henderson Paper authors: Lucy He, Nimra Nadeem, Michel Liao, Howard Chen, Danqi Chen, Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar, Peter Henderson A longer version of this blog is available on the POLARIS Lab website, an accompanying policy brief is available online, and the full paper can be found on […]| CITP Blog
This month’s Faunalytics Index provides facts and stats about quail farming, gaps in global conservation funding, app-based veg*n challenges, and more.| Faunalytics
Princeton University’s Center for Information Technology Policy (CITP) is launching a new Technology Fellows Program. This initiative is designed to connect technologists with government experience to create an expert network addressing the shortage of technical expertise in state and local regulatory bodies nationwide. The online application is now open. As governments increasingly confront complex challenges […] The post Announcing the Inaugural CITP Technology Fellows Program appeared ...| CITP Blog
by Yaakov Zinberg ‘23 During the first week of the 2009 spring semester, Andrew Appel ’81, Princeton’s Eugene Higgins Professor of Computer Science, made the short trip down Route 1 to Trenton’s Superior Court. He was asked to serve as an expert witness in a New Jersey trial in which the state was accused of […] The post Newly-Retired Andrew Appel Reflects on his Voting Machine Advocacy appeared first on CITP Blog.| CITP Blog
This collection of resources offers valuable insights to inform media strategies for animal advocacy writers, communications managers, journalists, op-ed writers, editors, and more.| Faunalytics
Despite major public investment in Brazil-based JBS, the world’s largest meat producer, poverty and hunger are rising in the cities where the company operates.| Faunalytics
We’re pleased to present the results of our annual community survey — including what you think we’re doing right, what we can do better, and plans for the future.| Faunalytics
Can large language models harm animals? The novel Animal Harm Benchmark uncovers biases and blind spots in how these models talk about animals.| Faunalytics
Every traveler should have a good carry-on. Even if you only fly occasionally, having a reliable one on hand allows you to bypass the check-in and worry less about your baggage getting lost. But what makes a high-quality carry-on? As someone who hasn’t checked a bag in the past ten years of travel across the U.S. … The post Level8 Creator Carry-on – the Best Luggage for Modern Travel appeared first on Travel Notes & Beyond.| Travel Notes & Beyond
The entry Settling in with a Host Family in Spain as a Language Assistant was first published at Meddeas. First Impressions & Cultural Adjustments Before arriving, I was eager to fully immerse myself in the Spanish lifestyle. I wanted to learn the language, try new experiences, and integrate into the local culture. However, I was also concerned about adapting to my Host Family’s daily routine—especially since I would be living in their home. Settling […] La entrada Settling in with a ...| Meddeas
To celebrate International Day of Happiness, Emilia writes about how finding happiness abroad comes in different shapes and sizes!| Meddeas
When a host family becomes just family is always hard to say goodbye. Living with one was so special that Erin wanted to share her experience| Meddeas
