The Animal Turn has been shortlisted in two categories of the upcoming International Women’s Awards to be held on the 6th of November 2023. You can hear the nominated clips in this episode.
The Animal Turn was shortlisted in “Moment of Insight from a Role Model” for the conversation between Jeff Sebo and Claudia Hirtenfelder about the im/possibility of change in human-animal relations.
It was also shortlisted in “Changing the World One Moment at a Time” for the conversation with Yamini Narayanan in which he outlines how devastating sacralisation is for women, children, and animals – particularly cows in India.
You can learn more about the other shortlisted podcasts as well as how you can get tickets to attend the awards here: https://everybody-media.com/iwpa-shortlists-2023/
Learn more about the categories as well as the awesome people at Everybody Media, here: https://everybody-media.com/categories-2023/
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International Women’s Podcasting Awards
The Animal Turn is proud to have been shortlisted in the International Women’s Podcasting Awards.
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