Assessing the future food needs of a growing population requires asking the right questions about what kind food system will support a sustainable future.
How to Feed the World Part I: Framing An Urgent Question
Assessing the future food needs of a growing population requires asking the right questions about what kind food system will support a sustainable future.
Consuming animals supports an industry with a range of complex negative impacts to animals, land, water, air, and human wellbeing.
Raising animals for food at industrial scales has a range of negative impacts on animals, environments, and human wellbeing.
A promising new agricultural transformation strategy could disrupt agribusiness dominance and turn US food production toward a sustainable, inclusive, humane future.
Slaughter-free cultivated meat holds great promise for transforming food production but faces scientific and regulatory challenges on its way to store shelves.
Concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs) harm animals, disrupt rural economies, and pollute the environment. Can we secure a future food system free of CAFOs?
Farmed animals, commonly referred to as livestock, play a complex role in the transition to a kind and sustainable food system.
Farmers are at the heart of the overlapping environmental, social, and animal welfare challenges facing the US food system. Statistics reveal insights into the past, present, and future of US farming.
Agroecology provides a pathway for the intersectional transformation of food systems.
Farmed animals in the US face many threats to their welfare. Is a different food system possible?
Corporate farming has restructured US food production at the expense of farmers, animals, and the environment.
Legal protection of animal rights would radically alter the US food system while providing benefits to human health and environmental sustainability.
To cultivate dignity, justice, and sustainability in the food system, Stray Dog Institute provides nonprofit allies with funding, strategic research, and opportunities for collaboration. Together, we hope to build a more compassionate world for people, animals, and the environment.
