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HUMANE EDUCATION CENTER
Welcoming teachers, parents, individuals, students and children!
“As a comprehensive field of study that draws connections between all forms of social justice, humane education examines what is happening on our planet, from human oppression to animal exploitation to ecological degradation. It explores how we might live with compassion and respect for everyone: not just for our friends, neighbors, and classmates, but for all people; not just for our own dogs and cats, but for all animals; not just for our school and home environments, but also for the Earth itself, our ultimate home. It invites students to envision creative solutions and to take individual action so that together we can bring about a world where kindness, integrity, and wisdom are the guiding principles in all our choices and relationships.” (The Power and Promise of Humane Education, p.4; emphasis added)
Join Humane Educators Sophia Erlsten and Ryan Feinberg to find out how you can bring humane education to your classroom, family and community. Learn how you can even earn a fully accredited Master’s degree or teaching certificate in humane education.
You will receive free information on humane education including engaging lesson plans, fun activities, enlightening videos, kid-friendly comic books and more.
Come see a real battery cage, and feel for yourself what life is like for a battery–caged hen on a factory farm.
Learn about the negative impact of our lifestyle choices on other humans, animals and the planet in a very special visual display.
Visit the “humane choices” area to discover how you can make a positive difference in the world, starting with the simple choices you make everyday.
Find out how you can get involved with humane education and humane activism in your local community.
What is humane education?
“As a comprehensive field of study that draws connections between all forms of social justice, humane education examines what is happening on our planet, from human oppression to animal exploitation to ecological degradation. It explores how we might live with compassion and respect for everyone: not just for our friends, neighbors, and classmates, but for all people; not just for our own dogs and cats, but for all animals; not just for our school and home environments, but also for the Earth itself, our ultimate home. It invites students to envision creative solutions and to take individual action so that together we can bring about a world where kindness, integrity, and wisdom are the guiding principles in all our choices and relationships.” (The Power and Promise of Humane Education, p.4; emphasis added)
Join Humane Educators Sophia Erlsten and Ryan Feinberg to find out how you can bring humane education to your classroom, family and community. Learn how you can even earn a fully accredited Master’s degree or teaching certificate in humane education.
You will receive free information on humane education including engaging lesson plans, fun activities, enlightening videos, kid-friendly comic books and more.
Come see a real battery cage, and feel for yourself what life is like for a battery–caged hen on a factory farm.
Learn about the negative impact of our lifestyle choices on other humans, animals and the planet in a very special visual display.
Visit the “humane choices” area to discover how you can make a positive difference in the world, starting with the simple choices you make everyday.
Find out how you can get involved with humane education and humane activism in your local community.
