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Welcome to Critters & Cultures!
Welcome to the Critters and Cultures podcast! 🐾🌍
We're connecting with incredible people from diverse backgrounds to bring together culture and our animal world.
The goal remains simple but powerful: to reduce biases and celebrate the beautiful differences that make us who we are. 🌟
Tune in weekly for new episodes, and join me as we explore the richness of diversity through the stories and experiences of the amazing guests!
I can't wait for you to learn, grow, and experience this journey with me!
Don't forget to subscribe and share.
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@CrittersandCultures?sub_confirmation=1
Spotify: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/critters-and-cultures
Website: https://www.drazaliaboyd.com/
About Dr. Azalia Boyd, DVMDr. Azalia Boyd, DVM, is a distinguished veterinarian and educator advocating for equitable veterinary care and community engagement. A proud alumna of Tuskegee University, she earned her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 2008 and a Bachelor of Science in Animal and Poultry Sciences in 2004. Her academic excellence was recognized with a Tuskegee University Presidential Academic Scholarship, kickstarting her career dedicated to service in veterinary medicine.
As CEO of Boyd Veterinary Services and Consulting, LLC, Dr. Boyd provides mentorship for youth interested in veterinary careers and supports young minority students navigating their paths. She also consults for organizations aiming to enhance cultural competence in veterinary care.
Previously, she served as Chief Veterinary Medical Officer for Companion Animals for Reform and Equity (CARE), where she worked to bridge the access gap in veterinary care for BIPOC and marginalized communities. Her mission stems from a deep understanding of the barriers to equitable care, influenced by her family heritage and diverse cultural experiences.
An active member of professional associations, including the AVMA and GVMA, Dr. Boyd has received certifications from the University of Pennsylvania and Wharton Online. As a sought-after international speaker, she presents on improving veterinary care and cultural competency. Her contributions have been featured in various publications and media, establishing her as a leading voice in advancing veterinary medicine. Through her impactful work, Dr. Boyd inspires change and strives for a future where animal healthcare is accessible and compassionate for all.
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By Azalia BoydWelcome to the Critters and Cultures podcast! 🐾🌍
We're connecting with incredible people from diverse backgrounds to bring together culture and our animal world.
The goal remains simple but powerful: to reduce biases and celebrate the beautiful differences that make us who we are. 🌟
Tune in weekly for new episodes, and join me as we explore the richness of diversity through the stories and experiences of the amazing guests!
I can't wait for you to learn, grow, and experience this journey with me!
Don't forget to subscribe and share.
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@CrittersandCultures?sub_confirmation=1
Spotify: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/critters-and-cultures
Website: https://www.drazaliaboyd.com/
About Dr. Azalia Boyd, DVMDr. Azalia Boyd, DVM, is a distinguished veterinarian and educator advocating for equitable veterinary care and community engagement. A proud alumna of Tuskegee University, she earned her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 2008 and a Bachelor of Science in Animal and Poultry Sciences in 2004. Her academic excellence was recognized with a Tuskegee University Presidential Academic Scholarship, kickstarting her career dedicated to service in veterinary medicine.
As CEO of Boyd Veterinary Services and Consulting, LLC, Dr. Boyd provides mentorship for youth interested in veterinary careers and supports young minority students navigating their paths. She also consults for organizations aiming to enhance cultural competence in veterinary care.
Previously, she served as Chief Veterinary Medical Officer for Companion Animals for Reform and Equity (CARE), where she worked to bridge the access gap in veterinary care for BIPOC and marginalized communities. Her mission stems from a deep understanding of the barriers to equitable care, influenced by her family heritage and diverse cultural experiences.
An active member of professional associations, including the AVMA and GVMA, Dr. Boyd has received certifications from the University of Pennsylvania and Wharton Online. As a sought-after international speaker, she presents on improving veterinary care and cultural competency. Her contributions have been featured in various publications and media, establishing her as a leading voice in advancing veterinary medicine. Through her impactful work, Dr. Boyd inspires change and strives for a future where animal healthcare is accessible and compassionate for all.