Discover how the Community Cats Grants program, administered by United Spay Alliance, empowers grassroots organizations to support the spay/neuter of community cats. This program provides matching grants, mentorship, and fundraising support to help organizations achieve their goals. Network, share fundraising ideas and problem-solving strategies that inspire success well beyond the program.

Learn expert trapping techniques from the pros at Neighborhood Cats! With 20+ years of experience, they’ll share their best tips for catching even the most elusive felines. From creative baiting tricks to smart trap modifications, you’re sure to pick up new skills to boost your success. Enjoy an interactive session with real-life footage, extensive handouts, and a dedicated Facebook group for ongoing support. Led by Susan Richmond and Bryan Kortis, this 2-hour workshop includes a Q&A and now offers a certificate of completion after passing a short quiz.

Rethink what it means to be a stray! What if every cat entering a shelter was treated as a lost pet with a family searching for them? This workshop, led by Corinne Bourgoin of the MSPCA, explores practical strategies to reunite lost cats with their owners—without overwhelming shelter resources. Earn a certificate of completion, join an exclusive networking group, and take part in an interactive session with a Q&A. 

In this full-day training workshop, they’ll explore creative housing solutions for people and pets in crisis and begin building collaborative community partnerships.

Ready to make a difference for feral and stray cats? Join Neighborhood Cats for an expert-led workshop on Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) and colony management. Learn best practices for trapping, building relationships with neighbors, managing feeding routines, providing winter shelters, and more. With interactive content, real-world video, and practical tools, you'll be ready to take action. After completing a brief quiz, earn a certificate and join an exclusive Facebook group for networking with fellow advocates!

This Cleveland State University celebration of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. will include a conversation with Dr. Evan Morse, the first African American Veterinarian in Cleveland, Ohio, who experienced first-hand the Selma to Montgomery March in 1965.

This event provides an opportunity for students to learn how to use photographs as primary documents and strategies for interviewing public figures. A Zoom option is available.