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Increasing Access and Building Capacity to Ensure Innovative Solutions to Emerging Animal Well-Being Challenges May 2019 TAKE HOME ME SSAGE S Animal w elfare is a critical component of safe, sustainable, high quality, affordable food

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Increasing Access and Building Capacity to Ensure Innovative Solutions to Emerging Animal Well-Being Challenges May 2019

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TAKE HOME ME SSAGE S

  • Animal w elfare is a critical component of safe, sustainable,

high quality, affordable food production

  • Diverse global and national needs and jobs = grow ing
  • pportunities to contribute to animal w elfare science
  • Many needs and challenges
  • Problem-solving talent; w e need more animal w elfare

scientists and courageous change agents!

  • More, better, inclusive collaborations (animal agriculture

and veterinary medicine)

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TAKE HOME ME SSAGE S

  • MUL

TI-SPE CIE S NE E DS

  • Livestock and poultry
  • Companion animal
  • Wild animals in captivity
  • MUL

TI-DISCIPLINARY E XPE RTISE NE E DS

  • Behavior
  • Health (animal and human)
  • Nutrition
  • Genetics
  • Engineering (ag and bio)
  • Economics
  • Communications
  • Ethics
  • And many others!
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HOW CAN WE PARTNE R MORE UNIQUE L Y & E FFE CTIVE L Y TO GROW THE DISCIPLINE & SOLVE THE ANIMAL WE LF ARE PROBLE MS?

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THE BE GINNING: COLLABORATORS & ANIMAL WE LF ARE ME NTORS

  • DR. SARA CRAWFORD, NATIONAL PORK BOARD: SCRAWFORD@

PORK.ORG

  • DR. JENNIFER WALKER, DANONE; JENNIFER.WALKER@

DANONE.COM

  • DR. KAREN CHRISTENSEN, TYSON FOODS; KAREN.CHRISTENSEN@

TYSON.COM

  • DR. BETH VENTURA, U. OF MINNESOTA, BVENTURA@

UMN.EDU

  • DR. JANICE SWANSON, MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY, SWANSOJ@

MSU.EDU

  • DR. JENNIFER GRAVLEY BURTON, VETERINARIAN, WELLNESS ECOLOGY;

JENBURTONDVM@ GMAIL.COM

  • DR. TAMEKA PHILLIPS, DEVELOPMENTAL & REPRODUCTIVE TOXICOLOGY;

TAMEKAPHILLIPS@ COVANCE.COM

  • DR. COURTNEY HAYES, U. ILLINOIS @

URBANA-CHAMPAIGN: AHERN@ ILLINIOS.EDU

  • DR. KAMILAH, GRANT, ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITY, KEGRANT@

ALCORN.EDU

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Additional resources

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HOW CAN I GE T A CARE E R IN ANIMAL BE HAVIOR/ WE LF ARE ?

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Image credit to https://grasshopperherder.com/ diversity-is-an-innovation- metric/

How can we continue working to ensure current & potential partners are celebrated, supported and leveraged effectively ?

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…In inclusive excellence on animal welfare

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KEY ANIMAL WELFARE MEETINGS AND ORGANIZATIONS

  • INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR APPLIED ETHOLOGY HTTPS://WWW.APPLIED-ETHOLOGY.ORG/
  • ANIMAL BEHAVIOR SOCIETY HTTP://WWW.ANIMALBEHAVIORSOCIETY.ORG/WEB/INDEX.PHP
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DIVERSE GLOBAL AND NATIONAL NEEDS AND JOB OPPORTUNITIES

  • TEACHING
  • RESEARCH
  • EXTENSION & ENGAGEMENT (PUBLIC OUTREACH & COMMUNICATIONS)
  • ANIMAL WELFARE AUDITING
  • POLICY DEVELOPMENT
  • GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS
  • ANIMAL WELFARE NGO’S