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Interviews with Ashley Vance, counselor, Small Talk Children’s Assessment Center; Dan Cojanu, founder, Canine Advocacy Program; Celeste Walsen, DVM, executive director, Courthouse Dogs Foundation; Kelley Kostin, 52nd District Court judge, Oakland County, Michigan; Joan Hoerner; Jim Kelaher, MD; Pam Bertz, regional director, Pacific Southwest Region, Hope Animal-Assisted Crisis Response; Kathy Felix, volunteer, Hope Animal-Assisted Crisis Response; several fire victims at the Local Assistance Center, Santa Rosa, California.

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Interviews with Melody Jackson, PhD, director, Animal-Computer Interaction Lab, Georgia Institute of Technology, and director, FIDO project; Thad Starner, PhD, wearable computing pioneer, founder and director, Contextual Computing Group, College of Computing, Georgia Tech; Claire Guest, cofounder and CEO, Medical Detection Dogs; Clara Mancini, PhD, founder and head, Animal-Computer Interaction (ACI) and Pervasive Interaction labs, Open University (UK); Craig Angle, PhD, codirector, Canine Performance Sciences, College of Veterinary Medicine, Auburn University; Patrick Hilverink, Royal Dutch Guide Dog Foundation; and Andreas Mershin, PhD, research scientist and director, Label Free Research Group, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.