
The language we use to talk about animals, and the animal protection movement, can have a significant influence on how an audience receives and interprets the information we are trying to convey. This webinar will examine common vernacular that could have unintended consequences — and how to position animal issues for success.
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Elizabeth Putsche
Communications Director
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