One Language Project

Rediscovering Our Kinship With Other Species Through the Language of Emotion

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A catalogue of stories of connection and compassion between humans and other species for use in public exhibits. Each story emphasizes what we have in common versus what makes us different, and shows other animals as someones instead of somethings.

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Ann and Ellie
Ann and Ellie
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Lucien, Linny and Popcorn
Lucien, Linny and Popcorn
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Cathleen and Penny
Cathleen and Penny
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Brian and Donkey
Brian and Donkey
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Mary and Eli
Mary and Eli
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E.E. and Ricky
E.E. and Ricky
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Kathleen and Fern
Kathleen and Fern
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Robin and Stella
Robin and Stella
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Jennifer and George Eliot
Jennifer and George Eliot
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Jim and Theo
Jim and Theo
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Penny and Jim
Penny and Jim
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Emmy and Jim - Healing Through Divorce
Emmy and Jim - Healing Through Divorce
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Vincent and Gigi
Vincent and Gigi
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Starting a Family with Henry
Starting a Family with Henry
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A Guard Dog with a Big Heart
A Guard Dog with a Big Heart
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Raleigh, a Rescued Coonhound photo: © Miranda Loud
Raleigh
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Lou
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Reuben
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Fergus
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Eddie - Rescue Goes Both Ways
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Abby and Henry - Overcoming Obstacles
Abby and Henry - Overcoming Obstacles
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Freeway, Rescued on the Los Angeles Freeway
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Morgan and Scottish Hospitality
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Jeb, A Rescue with a Lot of Love Left to Give
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Henry photo ©Miranda Loud 2012
Henry
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photographer’s note: When I met Fraser, I learned that he was also very emotionally bonded with everyone in the family and had cried once when he had done something “bad”. According to Robert’s mom, he was so upset at upsetting his new family that everyone realized he felt some things really deeply and learned to be more careful with his feelings. I was also amazed at Fraser’s ability to leap high through a hoop in the kitchen with almost no lead-up. He was so incredibly present and fast. During the photosession outside, he was distracted by a chipmunk. A true terrier. ML
Fraser and Me
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Colby, Our Fifth Family Member
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Remi, a Puggle Who Makes Everyone Smile
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Mona
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