Okay...this is IMPORTANT.. Sandesh Raju, Dharma Raibole, Rohan More, Avadh Mathrani, Ajay Nensee, Rudrapratap Singh Rajendrasinh Jadeja Sarpartap Singh חוות הרי יהודה, טיולי סוסים ירושלים, Horseback riding Jerusalem 1stHorse - wHere the Horse comes first Please share I am pleased to announce that World Horse Welfare will be hosting The 7th International Colloquium on Working Equids at Royal Holloway, University of London from 1st -3rd July 2014. I would be very grateful if you would distribute the attached announcement as widely as possible among your colleagues, which I hope will generate some interest in taking part in the event. About the Colloquium on Working Equids The Colloquium on Working Equids was established in 1991 and has been held every four years as a pivotal event for those involved in helping the world’s 100 million working horses, donkeys and mules. Bringing together development professionals, veterinary surgeons, academics, researchers and aid and welfare organisations, this Colloquium will focus on the emerging awareness of the link between the welfare of working equids and international development. As such, next year’s event would be of interest to those who help people in developing communities, in addition to those who help working equids. Please find enclosed the preliminary announcement for the event and a call for abstracts of research pertaining to the theme and three key sections of the event. Abstracts can be submitted anytime from now up until 22nd November 2013; formal registration for the event opened on 2nd October 2013 at colloquium2014. A bursary scheme to attend the event is also available. Further information and registration can be found on the Colloquium website. About World Horse Welfare World Horse Welfare is an International charity with more than 85 years’ experience helping horses around the world through education, campaigning and hands-on care. Since 1985, the charity has helped working equids and their owners in developing communities and has seen first-hand the essential role equids play in livelihood systems across Africa, Central America and Asia. Thank you for spreading the word about this important event which I am sure will help advance the understanding of the critical role of working horses to livelihoods systems – and the opportunity for better outcomes for both equids and people – in development around the world. Yours sincerely, Liam ---------------------------- Liam Maguire Director of International - World Horse Welfare t 44(0)1953 497240 f +44 (0) 1953 498373 e [email protected] w worldhorsewelfare.org We need your help to take in more groups of suffering horses before Britain’s horse crisis deepens this winter. You can make all the difference now... Like us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter See our work on YouTube – over three million views and counting!
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