The Open Sanctuary Podcast
29 - Fostering Farmed Animal Agency in Sanctuary Education, Part One
Sep 12, 2024
Join Dr. Emily Tronetti, an expert in farmed animal agency and contributor to The Open Sanctuary Project, as she discusses the vital role of fostering agency in sanctuary education. She shares insights on the challenges educators face while ensuring the well-being of animal residents. Through engaging visualization exercises, listeners reflect on their interactions with farmed animals like Billy the playful cow and wise Daisy. Dr. Tronetti emphasizes the importance of consent and autonomy, offering practical strategies to enhance educational practices.
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- Fostering farmed animal agency in sanctuary education is crucial for enhancing the well-being and autonomy of the animals involved.
- Sanctuary educators face challenges in balancing visitor engagement with the need to respect and prioritize animal consent and experiences.
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Fostering Farmed Animal Agency
The discussion emphasizes the importance of fostering farmed animal agency within sanctuaries and educational programs. Focusing on animals' needs and experiences creates an environment where their agency is respected and supported. The imaginative exercise led by Dr. Emily Trinetti illustrates the significance of understanding animals' perspectives during visitor interactions. By encouraging reflection on the emotions and reactions of both visitors and animals, the exercise aims to promote empathy and a deeper comprehension of the animals' experiences in sanctuaries.
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