Media
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Fears for pets can put abused women at further risk
Biography
Dr. Amy Fitzgerald is a professor in the department of sociology, anthropology and criminology at the University of Windsor. Her research focuses on the intersections of harms and crimes perpetrated against people, animals, and the environment in order to improve well-being overall. She has interrogated this broad area of inquiry vis-à-vis several topical areas, including the coexistence of animal abuse and intimate partner violence; industrialized animal agriculture; sport hunting culture; the pet food industry; the animal advocacy and environmental movements; animal cruelty laws and investigations; and environmentally-mediated human health risks.