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To thrive, industries and communities need to unlock the power and potential of all types of talent – that means they need inclusion. Inclusion means everyone feels welcome, respected, valued, included and that they belong. Today’s episode will explore some ways the equine/equestrian community is striving to be more inclusive.
HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 3531 –Show Notes and Links:
- Your Hosts:Julie Broadway (President) and Emily Stearns (Health, Welfare, and Regulatory Affairs Liaison) of the American Horse Council
- Guest: Kathy Alm, PATH Intl
- Guest: Karen Hopper Usher
- Guest: Kendall Kunelius, University of New Hampshire Extension
- USEF Paralympic Update: Hallye Griffin, Mikhail Proctor
- Sponsor: AHC Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Task Force
- Sponsor: Pyranha
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Shownotes July's episode features Bret Maceyak of PATH International chatting with the AHC team about miniature horses as service animals under the American Disabilities Act. Fascinating conversation about these little dynamos and all the ways they can be the perfect...
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Shownotes Learn all the fascinating facts about Mules and Donkeys! Out of 6.6M equids in the US there are over 300,000 mules and donkeys – they serve many in many roles from trail riding, showing and pulling carts. Hear from our “expert” Dr. Amy McLean of UCDavis who...
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Shownotes May is Adopt a Horse Month, and according to the Equine Welfare Data Collective, there can be anywhere up to 40,000 horses waiting for adoption in the United States each year. From off-track Thoroughbreds to retired broodmares or even donkeys or ponies...
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Episode 8: Horses and Youth: The Impact the Horse has on Authentic Leadership Development
Shownotes Think about it: If you grew up with horses, how do you think they influenced your life today? Julie and Megan talk with PhD candidate Caitlin Lunzmann, who is currently studying at the University of Florida and looking at that very question. Her thesis...
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