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Animals & Society Research Initiative (ASRI)

Dr. Ranjana Basu

Ranjana Basu
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Credentials:
MSW (University of Toronto), BSc (Carleton University)
Area of expertise:
Social Work

About Ranjana Basu

Ranjana Basu completed her doctoral program at Royal Roads University. She has practiced social work for a number of years and her research titled “Linking Animals, Social Justice and Social Work” aims to create a pathway for social workers to consider the wellbeing of non-human animals in their practice. She is interested in action research related to reshaping of animal-human relations and countering speciesism. Ranjana received her Masters of Social Work degree from the University of Toronto and a BSc in Biology from Carleton University.

Publications:

  • Basu, R. (2022). Relationships between human and nonhuman animals. In Charles, G., Gharabaghi K., Hyder, S., Quinn, A. (Eds.), (pp. 18-20). Routledge.

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