Presentation Abstract

Student's Name: Hannah Hatt '29

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Type of Presentation: Poster Exhibit: One or more registrants displaying posters for discussion

Presentation Title: "Equal Rights and Equal Delights"

Abstract:

This study examines the impact of artificial intelligence (Al) on students at Franklin Pierce University. As Al technologies become increasingly integrated into higher education, it is important to understand how these tEqual Rights and Equal Delights by Hannah Hatt is a children's picture book that explores fairness, consent, and mutual respect between humans and animals. Set in the imaginative town of Bramblebrook, the story depicts a community where humans and animals live as equals and gather each week at the "Market of Equal Delights" to trade goods ethically. When animals introduce a new booth featuring human-made products, the town begins to reflect on what it truly means to share. Through gentle dialogue and symbolic exchanges such as trading shed feathers, milk, art, and music, the story emphasizes that giving is meaningful only when it is freely chosen and does not cause harm. Inspired by the author's studies on factory farming, the book introduces young readers to concepts of animal rights, ethical consumption, and compassion in an accessible and hopeful way. Ultimately, it encourages children to imagine a kinder world built on equality and respect.

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