Humanimal Trust is delighted to announce our Creative Awards for 2024.
This year's theme is Time to Connect, which works perfectly with the Trust's work of delivering One Medicine for all and is an ideal way to help celebrate our 10th Anniversary.
Humans' and animals' lives are so closely interlinked daily. We share our homes, lives, struggles, world resources, and care for each other. Sadly, we also share diseases.
Can you imagine a world where everyone benefits from medical progress. Humans and animals would suffer less, progress would be quicker, and we could save lives, time, and money.
There are four age-related categories. 7-9 years, 10-11 years, 12-15 years and 16 upwards at the closing date, 31 March 2024.
Your entry can be written word, visual art, photographic or video recording, or you might want to create a poster. You don't have to limit yourself to 2D artwork; how about venturing into 3D? You can use sculpture, collage, textiles, and recycled items to create your artwork based on One Medicine and the connectivity between humans and other species.
We are delighted to announce that our judges for 2024 will be:
Professor Noel Fitzpatrick is an advanced orthopaedic and neurological specialist veterinary surgeon in the UK. Noel founded Fitzpatrick Referrals, a leading veterinary referral practice in the UK, and is known to many as the Supervet from the popular Channel 4 TV show. Noel founded the Humanimal Trust in 2014.
Christopher Lloyd is a journalist, presenter, publisher, and best-selling author. He co-founded What on Earth Publishing and the author of the Humanimal book.
Nancy Feresten is the Managing Director at What on Earth Publishing. She has spent over 30 years developing children's nonfiction content across publishing, media, and events. Nancy lives near Washington, DC, in the USA.