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Next webinar 24 September: Human-animal interaction research: Perspectives from the field
By Jo-Ann Fowler
In Current Activities, Uncategorized
Posted 02-08-2025

Next webinar 24 September: Human-animal interaction research: Perspectives from the field

Are pets always beneficial for their owners? Do some populations benefit more from being with animals? What is the physiological impact of animal-assisted services on the animals involved?  The [...]

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Next webinar 30th July, Dogs in Judicial Settings
By Zoë Sinclair
In Uncategorized
Posted 02-07-2025

Next webinar 30th July, Dogs in Judicial Settings

The positive impact of therapy dogs in judicial settings is ever growing. For children and adult victims of violent crimes, these services help provide accurate testimony in court that would […]

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Updated IAHAIO position statement regarding the link between domestic, child and elder abuse and related animal abuse
By Jo-Ann Fowler
In Current Activities
Posted 07-05-2025

Updated IAHAIO position statement regarding the link between domestic, child and elder abuse and related animal abuse

Following our recent webinar on this topic, and in line with current trends, we are pleased to publish the IAHAIO  2025 updated position paper regarding the link between domestic, child […]

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Next free webinar 25 June: Animal-assisted services in a war environment
By Jo-Ann Fowler
In Uncategorized
Posted 07-05-2025

Next free webinar 25 June: Animal-assisted services in a war environment

Displaced persons, trauma, injuries and death are the realities of war. The basic needs of food, shelter and safety take precedence over all else. And yet, a yearning for warmth, […]

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The Link Between Violence to People and Animals: Webinar recording available
By Jo-Ann Fowler
In Uncategorized
Posted 21-03-2025

The Link Between Violence to People and Animals: Webinar recording available

Our webinar on 30 April addressesed the very important and sensitive issue of the link between violence to people and animals. Research has given evidence of the correlations and links […]

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Amsterdam conference – Abstracts by 21 April. Discount for members and individual supporters
By Jo-Ann Fowler
In Current Activities, Uncategorized
Posted 07-02-2025

Amsterdam conference – Abstracts by 21 April. Discount for members and individual supporters

We are very excited to announce that the Call for Abstracts and Registration for our conference 23-24 August in Amsterdam are now live! You can find everything you need to […]

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Next webinar 26 February: The impact of social license to operate on equine-assisted interactions
By Jo-Ann Fowler
In Uncategorized
Posted 14-01-2025

Next webinar 26 February: The impact of social license to operate on equine-assisted interactions

Join us for our next free webinar on 26 February where we put the spotlight on the issue of social license to operate in equine-assisted interactions. Chaired by Michael Kaufmann, […]

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Terminology update: Animal-Assisted Services (AAS)
By Jo-Ann Fowler
In Current Activities, Uncategorized
Posted 15-11-2024

Terminology update: Animal-Assisted Services (AAS)

Earlier this year, we shared news of new terminologies in Animal-Assisted Services. This was the culmination of a 2-year project with robust international collaboration. IAHAIO and Animal [...]

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Save the date! 23-24 August 2025
By Jo-Ann Fowler
In Uncategorized
Posted 15-11-2024

Save the date! 23-24 August 2025

We’re excited to let you know that the next IAHAIO in-person conference will take place in Amsterdam, The Netherlands 23-24 August 2025. Save the Date and keep checking our website and […]

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Next webinar 14 November – in Japanese
By Jo-Ann Fowler
In Uncategorized
Posted 21-10-2024

Next webinar 14 November – in Japanese

We are delighted to co-host a webinar with our colleagues from JAHA, on 14th November.  The theme of the webinar is “The power and potential of human-animal interaction – Aiming […]

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