Partnering with Communities to Prevent Violence Toward Humans and Animals @HumaneCanada
Partnering with Communities to Prevent Violence Toward Humans and Animals  @HumaneCanada
Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
⛓ What if we could break the cycle of violence by engaging young men in humane education?

Watch this live stream recording with Alison Cuffley from The Jane Goodall Institute of Canada, where we explore the Violence Link, the connection between animal abuse and gender-based violence (GBV)—and how abusers use the human-animal bond to control survivors.

🐶🐱 With 60% of Canadian households owning pets, Humane Canada is developing a Humane Education program to support the GBV sector.

Learn how community-centred engagement and the "Promising Practices" program can empower boys, young men, and male-identifying youth to be part of the solution.

Alison is one of 100+ speakers at this year's #SummitForAnimals - the largest conference for the animal welfare, shelter, and advocacy sectors.

📣 The conference is 90% SOLD OUT, but you can still secure your registration at reg.eventmobi.com/summitforanimals/register
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