Carrie P. Freeman

Carrie P. Freeman, PhD is a Professor of Communication at Georgia State

University in Atlanta. Dr. Freeman researches the role of media and

communication in creating a more just and sustainable society, with expertise in

critical animal studies (especially farmed animal advocacy), media ethics, and

environmental communication. She has published articles and chapters in over 25

scholarly books and journals and has authored two award-winning books on social

movements: The Human Animal Earthling Identity (2020, UGA Press) and Framing

Farming (2014, Rodopi Press). She has volunteered as a leader of grassroots

animal rights and vegetarian groups in three states and now serves as a Radio

Free Georgia co-host for "In Tune to Nature" (Wed. 6:30pm EST) and "Second

Opinion Radio" (Wed. 6pm EST) that stream live at wrfg.org and on 89.3FM

Atlanta. Her In Tune to Nature podcasts are on streaming services and at

https://cpfreeman.podbean.com/

See her website for her environmental identity book at

https://www.humananimalearthlings.com/

See her website for her vegan advocacy book at http://www.framingfarming.com/

Access her scholarly publications at http://works.bepress.com/carrie_freeman/

See her media styleguide for covering animal issues at

http://www.animalsandmedia.org/main/