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Book cover: Si, Se PuedeBook cover: Si, Se Puede

!Si, Se Puede!/Yes We Can!

by Diana Cohn

Written by Marsha | Published on June 8, 2012 | Filed under Activism, Children's Books, Early Childhood, Elementary, Human Rights, Resources, Spanish

A chronicle of the April 2000 Janitor Strike in Los Angeles, told through the eyes of a young boy whose mom is one of those striking workers. More

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‘Twas the Night Before Thanksgiving

by Dav Pilkey

Written by Marsha | Published on June 10, 2012 | Filed under Animal Protection, Children's Books, Early Childhood, Elementary, Resources

School children visit a turkey farm and befriend the turkeys. When they learn what’s planned for their new friends, they must try to save the turkeys from certain doom. More

350.org

Written by Marsha | Published on July 31, 2012 | Filed under Activism, Citizenship & Community, Environmental Protection, Politics & Democracy, Resources, Websites

A coalition of people and organizations working to stop global warming by encouraging the adoption of clean energy and positive systemic change (including getting worldwide C02 emissions to below 350 ppm). The website includes information… More

A Class Divided

Written by Marsha | Published on September 11, 2012 | Filed under Education, Human Rights, Resources, Social Studies/History, Videos/Movies

A Class Divided (60 min) profiles the story of a teacher who gave her students a daring lesson in discrimination in 1968 and has been doing the same for students and adults ever since. More

A Gathering Crowd: Functions & Rates of Change

Written by Marsha | Published on May 6, 2013 | Filed under College/Adult, High School, Human Rights, Lesson Plans/Activities, Math, Media & Culture, Resources, Social Studies/History

Is human population growth threatening to overshoot and jeopardize the earth’s carrying capacity?  If so, what can be done about it? In this activity, students will be able to: describe and model human population growth… More

A Guide for Novice Documentary Filmmakers Who Aim to Motivate Viewers to Take Positive Action Relevant to Environmental Preservation, Animal Protection and/or Human Rights

by Charley Korns

Written by Marsha | Published on November 8, 2012 | Filed under Arts, Humane Education, Media & Culture, Publications, Resources, Student Publications

Each Institute for Humane Education M.Ed./M.A. student must complete a master’s thesis. The thesis represents not only the culmination of the student’s studies, but also a creative contribution to the field of humane education. The… More

A Humane Education Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Document

by Bob Schwalb

Written by Marsha | Published on November 8, 2012 | Filed under Communication, Education, Humane Education, Publications, Resources, Student Publications

Each Institute for Humane Education M.Ed./M.A. student must complete a master’s thesis. The thesis represents not only the culmination of the student’s studies, but also a creative contribution to the field of humane education. The… More

A Meaningful Life: Making a Real Difference in Today’s World

by Matt Ball

Written by Marsha | Published on November 12, 2012 | Filed under Activism, Animal Protection, Articles & Interviews, Communication, Humane Education, Publications, Resources

Vegans, animal advocates and others work diligently to reduce farmed animal suffering and oppression, often with limited success. Matt Ball, co-founder of Vegan Outreach, discusses how we can more effectively help animals by learning about… More