About AHASE
Connecting people, knowledge and opportunities
What is AHASE?
A network for people, knowledge and opportunity
AHASE — African Human Animal Scholarship Exchange — is a network connecting people, knowledge and opportunities related to the shared worlds of humans and other animals in African contexts.
What we value
A broad and inclusive understanding
The platform recognises the breadth of human–animal inquiry, encompassing diverse perspectives on human–animal interactions, animal welfare and ethics, health and wellbeing, conservation, companion and working animals, animals in research and education, multispecies scholarship, and the social, cultural, environmental and ecological contexts in which humans and other animals live.
Who is AHASE for?
A diverse and growing community
Researchers
Across psychology, veterinary science, animal science, anthropology, sociology, education, public health, environmental studies, conservation, humanities, law and related disciplines.
Educators
People developing teaching, curricula and learning resources relating to human–animal scholarship.
Students
Undergraduate, Honours, Master's and doctoral students looking for research ideas, supervisors, funding, training and scholarly communities.
Practitioners and organisations
Animal welfare, conservation, veterinary, One Health/One Welfare, education and community organisations whose work intersects with scholarship.
Collaborators and funders
Institutions and organisations interested in supporting research and capacity development in this emerging field.