Fabíola Borges de Castro completed her pre-Bologna degree (5 years) in Applied Psychology – Social and Organizational Psychology – in 1998 at ISPA. She subsequently completed three postgraduate programs at the same institution: Organizational Behavior (2000), Psychology of Pregnancy and Maternity (2003), and Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity (2017). Since the 2023/24 academic year, she has been enrolled in the Doctoral Program in Psychology at Iscte. Fabíola published an article in the scientific journal of the Professional Association of Portuguese Psychologists (OPP) and presented this work orally at two events, one in Lisbon and the other in Lausanne. Her research interests focus on the social psychology of the suffering and harm inflicted on nonhuman animals produced for food, public perceptions and attitudes toward industrial animal farming, non-cruelty policies, transition to sustainable and cruelty-free food systems, prosocial and consumption behaviors, as well as ethics, morality, behavior change, and social change. She is currently dedicated to her PhD studies and volunteers as a library writer for Faunalytics.