Alumni from the MAPP Program

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The Horses’ Advocate: Tessa Archibald, A20, VG21

MAPP program graduate supports equine policy and rescues through her work at the Animal Welfare Institute and Homes for Horses Coalition

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Wildlife and Climate Justice Advocate

Tania Roa, VG20 (MAPP), spreads message of coexistence through podcast, presentations, and advocacy work

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Change Agent

Guam native Esther Lam, VG19, drafted bill protecting animal welfare in her homeland

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Fostering Humane Farming

Gabrielle Reisner, VG22, collaborates with U.S. companies on animal welfare and sustainable practices

Animal Advocacy and Animal Sheltering in the Midlands of South Carolina

Casey Boyer's 2020 summer MAPP externship experience

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Envisioning a World Without Animal Shelters

MAPP student, Jillian Morrell has dedicated much of her life to serving shelter animals, but hopes in the future there won’t be a need for the facilities

Maha Bazzi in Thailand standing in front of a baby elephant

Making the decision to return to school to pursue my MS in Animals and Public Policy was no easy decision. I left my loving husband, my two cats, my adoring family, and the comforts of my New York apartment to again become a student.