utility farm publishes qualitative research and thought on utilitarianism and applied ethics. utility farm pursues strategies to reduce suffering.
our current focus is wild animal suffering. we are particularly interested in pursuing the social change necessary to significantly reduce wild animal suffering as soon as possible.
Abraham Rowe is a researcher and animal welfare advocate based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He graduated from Oberlin College with a B.A. in History and Philosophy, and is particularly interested in social change, agriculture, and nature intervention. Outside of animal advocacy, he spends his time playing board games, reading, and drinking tea. abraham@utility.farm.
Ari is a student, animal advocate, and environmental educator based in Seattle, Washington. He has a B.A. from Oberlin College in Philosophy and Environmental Studies, and many years of experience working in farm sanctuaries, wildlife rehabilitation centers, other animal care facilities, and nature reserves. Outside of work and school, Ari enjoys studying languages, drawing, and folding paper. ari@utility.farm.
