Satellite Session | HALF DAY Workshop

Addressing Health and Opportunity Disparities
​at the Human-Animal-Environmental Interfaces


CUGH PRE-CONFERENCE HALF DAY WORKSHOP

Thursday March 15, 2018
8:00am - 12:00pm
Room: Sutton South

New York Hilton Hotel - Midtown
New York, NY



REGISTRATION
  • Registration is free but required.
  • Registration for the satellite session is separate from registration for the CUGH conference.


SATELLITE SESSION ORGANIZERS
  • University of Pensylvania, School of Veterinary Medicine
  • University of California, Davis
  • Association of American Veterinary Medical Colleges


SATELLITE SESSION OBJECTIVES
This half-day session aims to engage the audience in issues related to the role of livestock in addressing global food security, female empowerment, and wealth creation. Areas addressed may include:


  • Can we train veterinarians in LMICs to work with other healthcare providers, governmental agencies, NGOs, and other academic and community-based entities to foster healthy, mutually beneficial livestock husbandry practices?

  • How do we mitigate environmental harm from livestock rearing?

  • Can expert livestock caretaking be used to educate girls and create wealth for women?

  • How can we harness modern production agriculture knowledge to increase productivity for smallholders?

  • How do we share knowledge and best practices to prevent the development of antimicrobial resistance?