Animal Welfare Professionals

There are 3 more weeks left in CARE's series. Make sure you register ahead to tune in for free!

Why is it important to attend?

1. We can't move forward without looking at our past.
2. Learn something new.
3. You get to meet African American professionals in the field that you may have never met before.

Our entire month is dedicated to raising awareness of the lack of Black Veterinarians in our country. The number is currently under 2%. CARE is in its 3rd year in raising scholarship funds for Dr. Jodie G. Blackwell Scholarship. All donations for the month of February go towards the scholarship. Thanks for Maddie's Fund and Tito's Vodka for Dog People, we have $75,000 already. 

THIS WEEK!

Thursday, February 15th, 6:00 pm EST

Hidden Figures: Why They Matter

With speakers Dr. Alina Luna and Johnny Jenkins

Throughout history, we have seen and heard of the stories of powerful figures who, one way or another, influenced the society we live in today. In this segment, Dr. Luna and Johnny Jenkins will discuss significant historical figures you may not know about due to our historic and modern-day inequities. As we know, there is still much work to do, especially considering the Human and Animal Well-being space.

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0vcO-grjIuH9YjlFQ9LyfWB_648oWU3MXC

Look Ahead:

Thursday, February 22nd, 6:00 pm EST

Environmental Justice and Black Farming: Why we should CARE?

Speakers: Rae Williams, Tre Law, Akisha Townsend Eaton, Aline Silva

What is Environmental Justice and how is that different from Environmental Protection? What is the Black Farmers Act and why is it needed? Aline Silva interviews Akisha Townsend Eaton, Rae Williams, and Tre Law to share important historical information for Black land owners and farmers, how it intersects with Environmental Justice, and why we should all care about this to benefit humans and animals.

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAldeGqqTIoE9FVDWgGHCZYMcloN3jbRjZU

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Thursday, February 29, 6:00 pm EST

Myth Busting and Bridging Gap- The Ins and Outs of Black Veterinarians Building in Underserved Communities

Speakers: Dr. Azalia Boyd, Dr. Tierra Price, Dr. Rachel Wooten and Dr. Natalie Duncan

Join these amazing Vets while they discuss false narratives, stereotypes, and perceptions that can create divides. Learn the importance of inclusion so we can change the inequities impacting communities.

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZclf-yopzIoHNSe5lBoDPhzorGgDiI6nbB_

As much as I am delighted in your efforts for Black History Month and your scholarships and the money you have raised, that is impressive! Let's just keep in mind that the pets do NOT see color, they know you by sense of smell! They know the sound of your car when YOU come home, they know your VOICE...they do NOT care  what color you are?  The beauty of the judgement-free zone, pets are smarter than us! JUST LOVE IT!

Mary Murray, LadywiththeHuskies, PROOF4PETS & https://greeneanimalleague.org

There are 3 more weeks left in CARE's series. Make sure you register ahead to tune in for free!

Why is it important to attend?

1. We can't move forward without looking at our past.
2. Learn something new.
3. You get to meet African American professionals in the field that you may have never met before.

Our entire month is dedicated to raising awareness of the lack of Black Veterinarians in our country. The number is currently under 2%. CARE is in its 3rd year in raising scholarship funds for Dr. Jodie G. Blackwell Scholarship. All donations for the month of February go towards the scholarship. Thanks for Maddie's Fund and Tito's Vodka for Dog People, we have $75,000 already. 

THIS WEEK!

Thursday, February 15th, 6:00 pm EST

Hidden Figures: Why They Matter

With speakers Dr. Alina Luna and Johnny Jenkins

Throughout history, we have seen and heard of the stories of powerful figures who, one way or another, influenced the society we live in today. In this segment, Dr. Luna and Johnny Jenkins will discuss significant historical figures you may not know about due to our historic and modern-day inequities. As we know, there is still much work to do, especially considering the Human and Animal Well-being space.

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0vcO-grjIuH9YjlFQ9LyfWB_648oWU3MXC

Look Ahead:

Thursday, February 22nd, 6:00 pm EST

Environmental Justice and Black Farming: Why we should CARE?

Speakers: Rae Williams, Tre Law, Akisha Townsend Eaton, Aline Silva

What is Environmental Justice and how is that different from Environmental Protection? What is the Black Farmers Act and why is it needed? Aline Silva interviews Akisha Townsend Eaton, Rae Williams, and Tre Law to share important historical information for Black land owners and farmers, how it intersects with Environmental Justice, and why we should all care about this to benefit humans and animals.

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAldeGqqTIoE9FVDWgGHCZYMcloN3jbRjZU

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Thursday, February 29, 6:00 pm EST

Myth Busting and Bridging Gap- The Ins and Outs of Black Veterinarians Building in Underserved Communities

Speakers: Dr. Azalia Boyd, Dr. Tierra Price, Dr. Rachel Wooten and Dr. Natalie Duncan

Join these amazing Vets while they discuss false narratives, stereotypes, and perceptions that can create divides. Learn the importance of inclusion so we can change the inequities impacting communities.

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZclf-yopzIoHNSe5lBoDPhzorGgDiI6nbB_

There are 3 more weeks left in CARE's series. Make sure you register ahead to tune in for free!

Why is it important to attend?

1. We can't move forward without looking at our past.
2. Learn something new.
3. You get to meet African American professionals in the field that you may have never met before.

Our entire month is dedicated to raising awareness of the lack of Black Veterinarians in our country. The number is currently under 2%. CARE is in its 3rd year in raising scholarship funds for Dr. Jodie G. Blackwell Scholarship. All donations for the month of February go towards the scholarship. Thanks for Maddie's Fund and Tito's Vodka for Dog People, we have $75,000 already. 

THIS WEEK!

Thursday, February 15th, 6:00 pm EST

Hidden Figures: Why They Matter

With speakers Dr. Alina Luna and Johnny Jenkins

Throughout history, we have seen and heard of the stories of powerful figures who, one way or another, influenced the society we live in today. In this segment, Dr. Luna and Johnny Jenkins will discuss significant historical figures you may not know about due to our historic and modern-day inequities. As we know, there is still much work to do, especially considering the Human and Animal Well-being space.

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0vcO-grjIuH9YjlFQ9LyfWB_648oWU3MXC

Look Ahead:

Thursday, February 22nd, 6:00 pm EST

Environmental Justice and Black Farming: Why we should CARE?

Speakers: Rae Williams, Tre Law, Akisha Townsend Eaton, Aline Silva

What is Environmental Justice and how is that different from Environmental Protection? What is the Black Farmers Act and why is it needed? Aline Silva interviews Akisha Townsend Eaton, Rae Williams, and Tre Law to share important historical information for Black land owners and farmers, how it intersects with Environmental Justice, and why we should all care about this to benefit humans and animals.

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAldeGqqTIoE9FVDWgGHCZYMcloN3jbRjZU

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Thursday, February 29, 6:00 pm EST

Myth Busting and Bridging Gap- The Ins and Outs of Black Veterinarians Building in Underserved Communities

Speakers: Dr. Azalia Boyd, Dr. Tierra Price, Dr. Rachel Wooten and Dr. Natalie Duncan

Join these amazing Vets while they discuss false narratives, stereotypes, and perceptions that can create divides. Learn the importance of inclusion so we can change the inequities impacting communities.

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZclf-yopzIoHNSe5lBoDPhzorGgDiI6nbB_

Thanks for posting this, Jennifer! I shared it with my colleagues here at Santa Fe Animal Shelter. Looking forward to these webinars. Thank you to CARE for the energy and great information. 

There are 3 more weeks left in CARE's series. Make sure you register ahead to tune in for free!

Why is it important to attend?

1. We can't move forward without looking at our past.
2. Learn something new.
3. You get to meet African American professionals in the field that you may have never met before.

Our entire month is dedicated to raising awareness of the lack of Black Veterinarians in our country. The number is currently under 2%. CARE is in its 3rd year in raising scholarship funds for Dr. Jodie G. Blackwell Scholarship. All donations for the month of February go towards the scholarship. Thanks for Maddie's Fund and Tito's Vodka for Dog People, we have $75,000 already. 

THIS WEEK!

Thursday, February 15th, 6:00 pm EST

Hidden Figures: Why They Matter

With speakers Dr. Alina Luna and Johnny Jenkins

Throughout history, we have seen and heard of the stories of powerful figures who, one way or another, influenced the society we live in today. In this segment, Dr. Luna and Johnny Jenkins will discuss significant historical figures you may not know about due to our historic and modern-day inequities. As we know, there is still much work to do, especially considering the Human and Animal Well-being space.

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0vcO-grjIuH9YjlFQ9LyfWB_648oWU3MXC

Look Ahead:

Thursday, February 22nd, 6:00 pm EST

Environmental Justice and Black Farming: Why we should CARE?

Speakers: Rae Williams, Tre Law, Akisha Townsend Eaton, Aline Silva

What is Environmental Justice and how is that different from Environmental Protection? What is the Black Farmers Act and why is it needed? Aline Silva interviews Akisha Townsend Eaton, Rae Williams, and Tre Law to share important historical information for Black land owners and farmers, how it intersects with Environmental Justice, and why we should all care about this to benefit humans and animals.

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAldeGqqTIoE9FVDWgGHCZYMcloN3jbRjZU

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Thursday, February 29, 6:00 pm EST

Myth Busting and Bridging Gap- The Ins and Outs of Black Veterinarians Building in Underserved Communities

Speakers: Dr. Azalia Boyd, Dr. Tierra Price, Dr. Rachel Wooten and Dr. Natalie Duncan

Join these amazing Vets while they discuss false narratives, stereotypes, and perceptions that can create divides. Learn the importance of inclusion so we can change the inequities impacting communities.

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZclf-yopzIoHNSe5lBoDPhzorGgDiI6nbB_