If you’ve not heard of GAL before, visit their site and have a look around their resources! You can watch Janice’s interview with GAL manager Sabrine Brels below, and view their other animal law interviews on their website.
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Tuesday, 13 September 2016 20:07
WAN's Janice Cox Interviewed by Global Animal Law (GAL)
Written by Jessica BridgersOur co-founder and board director, Janice Cox, was recently interviewed by our colleagues at the Global Animal Law Project (GAL)! In the interview she discusses our recent Model Animal Welfare Act, advocacy at the UN, and her dreams for animals in the future. GAL is a platform that provides a database of animal law provisions around the world, allows animal law professionals to connect to an international animal law community, and allows for practitioners to contribute their own ideas into the GAL “matrix.”
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Jessica Bridgers
Jessica is the Executive Director at World Animal Net. Having received a B.S. in biology with minors in chemistry and anthropology from the University of New Mexico, she combines a scientific background with a passion for animal protection. She completed her M.S. in Animals and Public Policy from Tufts University and internships with Humane Society International, Animal Protection of New Mexico, and the New England Anti-Vivisection Society before arriving at World Animal Net. In her free time, she volunteers with horse and wildlife rescues.
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