Humane Education Graduate Programs
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Workshops
Learn skills & strategies at our intensive, in-person workshops for creating a better world through your life & work!Educating for a Better World Summer Institute
Explore your passion for education as a means for inspiring people to hope & positive action in our week-long intensive on our Maine campus.
April 28, 2012 - 8:30 am to April 28, 2012 - 5:00 pm | Location: Nightingale-Bamford School
How can we best prepare our students for the important roles they must play in meeting the challenges of today's world? How can we help youth to become creative and critical thinkers who embody the qualities of wisdom, compassion, and integrity and who focus their grea...
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Humane Issues in the News:
New research finds kids & teens exposed to character education volunteer more (via Sacramento Bee) (2/1/12)
Researchers report pythons annihilating mammals & others in Everglades (via Christian Science Monitor) (1/30/12)
"Hidden risk: mercury pollution's costs to wildlife and people" (via Grist) (1/29/12)
"Inside Apple's hidden factories. Finally." (via Mother Jones) (1/27/12)
"FDA seizes nearly 14% of imported orange juice over fungicide" (via LA Times) (1/27/12)
Rattlesnake round-up becomes wildlife festival (via WTOC) (1/24/12)
Candidates in MA senate race pledge to curb third-party attacks (via Huffington Post) (1/23/12)
"Third monkey death at Harvard triggers federal probe" (via Bloomberg) (1/23/12)
"A boost to world's poorest schools" (commentary) (via NY Times) (1/19/12)
Legislators, corporations forcing climate change skepticism into classrooms (via LA Times) (1/16/12)
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8 TIPS FOR SHARING ACCURATE INFORMATION
One of our essential duties as a humane educator or advocate for our cause is to ensure to the best of our ability that the information we’re sharing is accurate. The first of the 4 elements of humane education is to "provide accurate information." Whether we're giving a presentation to an audience of hundreds, writing a letter to the editor, or even having a conversation with a single person, truthful, credible, accurate information is paramount. Here are 8 tips to consider about providing accurate information.
Watch and share IHE President, Zoe Weil's TEDx talk -- an inspiring vision of how to create a just, compassionate, healthy world for all through solutionary education.
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Check out IHE President Zoe Weil's latest book Most Good, Least Harm: A Simple Principle for a Better World and Meaningful Life.
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Liberty Mulkani
North Vancouver,
My first experience with humane education was in fifth grade. Ms. Ayres, who taught the e...
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