Wonderful read, The framing point is something that was specifically compeling.
Also was very interested in the "Collaborate with Institutions" section. The action of incorporating animal welfare education into university curricula for further interdisciplinary involvement in animal welfare comes off as incredibly promising. I was wondering from you or anyone reading, thoughts on how this curricula could be expanded into spaces that are not, on first thought, related to animals or agriculture such as policy, journalism, business and more. In my thinking having some expectation of taking an animal welfare course throughout a students academic career could spark interest in spaces that are neglected in animal welfare. I'd love to hear thoughts on this in terms of feasibility and effectiveness.
Wonderful read, The framing point is something that was specifically compeling.
Also was very interested in the "Collaborate with Institutions" section. The action of incorporating animal welfare education into university curricula for further interdisciplinary involvement in animal welfare comes off as incredibly promising. I was wondering from you or anyone reading, thoughts on how this curricula could be expanded into spaces that are not, on first thought, related to animals or agriculture such as policy, journalism, business and more. In my thinking having some expectation of taking an animal welfare course throughout a students academic career could spark interest in spaces that are neglected in animal welfare. I'd love to hear thoughts on this in terms of feasibility and effectiveness.