Join us for the first Equine History Collective Coffee Chat of 2025!

Who: Ana Lucia Camphora

When: Thursday January 30,2025 at 1pm EST/6pm GMT

Where: https://zoom.us/j/93147419918?pwd=TiR4M5CukIIIMculVvPK7iqsrNwVOV.1

Meeting ID: 931 4741 9918

Passcode: 533062

Ana Lucia Camphora is a Brazilian Psychologist, with a Master Degree in Psycho-sociology of Communities and Social Ecology and PhD in Social Sciences.  With a focus on inter-species studies, Ana Lucia has taught postgraduate courses in Environmental Law and Animals in Law. Since 2001, she has contributed as a senior researcher for the Center for Contemporary Equine Studies (California, USA), were she examines the contemporary history of the use of horses as raw material in antivenom production. She has also been the Associate Director of the CCES since 2004.

Join us January 30th to learn more about Ana Lucia’s research on interspecies relationships and equine welfare!

For a sneak peak, check out this video clip!

The Book: Animals and society in Brazil from the 16th to the 19th century was published in 2017 Portuguese in Brazil. In 2021, its English edition was released by The White Horse Press. This book presents a pioneering overview of how colonial relations encompass interspecies relations, based in an interface between the fields of human-animal studies, colonialism, and environmental history.

We look forward to seeing everyone on the 30th!