Global Awareness Campaign

WellBeing International (WBI) believes that providing access to appropriate resources helps to inform
people about the choices they can make that will have a positive impact on not just themselves and their
families, but also for animals and the environment. WBI’s Global Awareness strategy consists of three
major components: the WellBeing International Studies Repository, WBI’s Website and our Direct
Outreach via our newsletters (WellBeing News and Tales of WellBeing) and our social media pages. The
newsletters translate current scientific knowledge into crisp, clear and readable articles that cover a broad
range of issues addressing the interactions among people, animals and the environment (the PAE triad).

Public demand for information has grown dramatically in the past twenty years. This
demand has been fueled by new technologies that enable individuals across the globe to
access a huge amount of information very easily and quickly from their computers and
smart phones. Literally, the globe’s databases are in the palm of one’s hand.

WBI aims to become an important “go to” resource repository for academics, researchers, educators, and
all those who want to know more about the well-being of people, animals, and the environment. The new
repository is hosted by Digital Commons, a commercial institutional repository platform used “by over
500 academic institutions, healthcare centers, public libraries and research centers to showcase scholarly
output and special collections.” The WellBeing International Studies Repository is an open access
collection of academic, archival, and assorted other materials related to the well-being of people, animals,
and the environment (the PAE Triad).

WBI’s website is a central component in delivering WBI’s Global Awareness goals and
objectives. The website will be the hub through which integrated and self-directed
platforms can be accessed. These platforms include the Centralized Knowledge & Data
Repository (CKDR), which includes the WBI’s Studies and Data Repositories. WBI’s
website will provide the entry point for the Global Dog Campaign’s implementing
partners where each partner’s data will be loaded directly into the Data Repository. The
website will be WBI’s collaborating, learning, and adapting (CLA) location where
resources such as tools, guides and pertinent information can be found. News and
technical analyses written by WBI and associated professionals along with the newsletter
archives and related links will also reside on the website.

WBI’s direct outreach involves two different newsletters produced on a monthly schedule. WellBeing
News is more technical and contains reports, trends, analyses, and commentary. Tales of WellBeing
contains stories from around the globe about people, animals, and our environment. The newsletters are
sent out via email to WBI’s mailing list and distributed via social media through WBI’s four social media
platforms.
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