Jasmine Salter

Background

About Jasmine Salter

I am a dedicated and experienced communicator with a deep passion for research, advocacy, education, and policy, focused on promoting the well-being of both humans and animals. With a strong foundation in psychology, social work, and human-animal studies, I am committed to advancing the intersection of animal welfare, social justice, environmental protection, and humanitarian initiatives. My career has been driven by a desire to improve lives—whether by advocating for vulnerable populations, fostering healthier human-animal bonds, or promoting sustainable solutions for a more just and compassionate world. I hold a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and Human-Animal Studies from the University of Redlands and a Master’s in Social Work (MSW) from the University of Denver, where I specialized in Animal-Assisted Social Work with a concentration in Mental Health. My ultimate goal is to contribute to meaningful change within the realms of animal welfare, social justice, environmental sustainability, and humanitarian work. I am passionate about bridging the gaps between human and animal well-being, advocating for underserved communities, and championing policies that support the health of all living beings and the environment. Whether through direct service, research, policy development, or education, I am committed to being part of a movement that uplifts all forms of life and creates lasting positive impact.