Now Accepting Submissions
through February 5, 2026! Learn More
Paris, France | July 1-3, 2026
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35th International Society for Anthrozoology Conference
Cracking codes and building bridges:
Exploring the roles of science, practice, and partnerships in human-animal relationships
​This conference is designed to allow researchers and field practitioners from different generations, countries and disciplines to collaborate and share their insight. In addition to formal talks, participants are invited to engage in informal conversations and reflect collectively on key issues in human–animal relationship research and practices.​
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Accepting Symposium Submissions, Oral/Poster Abstract Submissions, Lightning Abstract Submissions, and Workshop Proposals!
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Deadline: February 5, 2026
What to Expect
This conference is designed for researchers interested in the field of anthrozoology, the study of human-animal interactions. We also welcome field workers, practitioners, veterinarians, and legal experts interested in the objective, measurable contributions and findings of research. Expect engaging sessions and interactive discussions.
Schedule
Daily Highlights of the Conference
The conference features keynote plenaries, oral & poster presentations, workshops, and networking breaks, providing opportunities for participants to draw on conversations among themselves as well as on thought-provoking speakers. Schedule subject to change.
