HABRI Central

Connie Crawford is a lifelong horsewoman​. She practices Tom Dorrance’s approach to working with horses. Connie teaches and directs theatre at Brown University. She studied acting with Uta Hagen, Bobby Lewis and has performed in theaters across America.
Connie connects across species. She is a national facilitator of interspecies communication workshops. In these workshops, humans interact with horses to develop productive partnerships. Connie’s articles and photographs can be seen in national publications. She dedicates this talk to generous horses like Sugar and Spice, Golden Charm, Bat Chick, Rambo, ​and Moxie.

In this talk,​ Connie explores what she learned about respect from horses.  Connie Crawford is a lifelong horsewoman. She practices Tom Dorrance’s approach to working with horses. Connie teaches and directs theatre at Brown University. She studied acting with Uta Hagen, Bobby Lewis and has performed in theaters across America. 

Connie connects across species. She is a national facilitator of interspecies communication workshops. In these workshops, humans interact with horses to develop productive partnerships. Connie’s articles and photographs can be seen in national publications. She dedicates this talk to generous horses like Sugar and Spice, Golden Charm, Bat Chick, Rambo and Moxie.

Researchers should cite this work as follows:

1. Animal communication
2. Animal roles
3. Animal welfare
4. Communication
5. Horses
6. Human-animal communication
7. Interspecies interactions
8. Mammals
9. open access
10. Working animals