Barbara Cartwright

Barbara Cartwright

Bahamas BahamasexecutiveFemale5.5Global Dominance: 0.00%

Barbara Cartwright is the chief executive officer of Humane Canada, an organization that represents the federation of SPCAs and humane societies across the country. She is a prominent advocate for animal welfare, passionately working to combat animal cruelty and raise awareness about the connections between violence against animals and human violence. Recently, she has been in the news for her calls to criminalize the distribution of animal sexual-abuse images as a crucial step in protecting both animals and children from exploitation and abuse.

Power114
Reach3,450

Country presence

Recent news mentions

Social Services Minister Barbara Cartwright announced plans to commission a building on Friday, August 14th to house the body.

Violence commission gets home but not ready yet
The Tribune – major Bahamian daily, est. 1903·BahamasBahamas· 2026-08-12
6.0
Also mentioned
Marisa Mason Smith
Marisa Mason Smith

Social Services Minister Barbara Cartwright has supported restricted access to the Sexual Offenders Register.

Christian Council calls for "balanced approach" to sex offenders list
The Tribune – major Bahamian daily, est. 1903·BahamasBahamas· 2026-07-22
5.0

Deputy Prime Minister Chester Cooper and Social Services Minister Barbara Cartwright travelled to Bimini to assess the damage, meet affected residents and coordinate relief efforts.

Bimini blaze leaves twenty homeless
The Tribune – major Bahamian daily, est. 1903·BahamasBahamas· 2026-07-09
7.0

Social Services Minister Barbara Cartwright said $42,900 has been allocated to the Protection Against Violence Commission.

Cartwright reveals $42,900 for violence commission
The Tribune – major Bahamian daily, est. 1903·BahamasBahamas· 2026-06-24
7.0

Barbara Cartwright, chief executive officer of Humane Canada, said animal sexual-abuse images are frequently used by perpetrators to groom, manipulate and exploit children.

Advocates urge Ottawa to include ban on animal-torture images in online harms bill
The Globe and Mail·CanadaCanada· 2025-12-26
7.0