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Help Transform the World!
You may be one of the many people deeply concerned about widespread suffering and injustice in the world – from environmental destruction, to human oppression, to animal cruelty, to escalating materialism. You may have learned about the challenges facing all of us, and now you want to do something positive and meaningful – to help create a better world.
The Institute for Humane Education (IHE) offers excellent opportunities to you turn your concern and commitment into action by training you to bring inspiring, enlightening and life-altering humane education to others and by offering you the tools and inspiration to live a deeply humane life.
We offer several options, including:
- an accredited distance-learning M.Ed. in Humane Education (offered in affiliation with Cambridge College);
- a distance-learning Humane Education Certificate Program (HECP);
- intensive weekend humane education training workshops;
- MOGO (most good) workshops to help you act on what’s most important to you and achieve global change.
Our engaging methods and approaches will enable you to become an effective, inspiring humane educator and a compassionate, empowered citizen.
A single humane educator can reach thousands, modeling a message of peaceful, humane living, and providing the knowledge, skills, and motivation to create profound and positive change.
Founded in 1996, IHE has trained hundreds of humane educators and has helped bring humane education programs and humane living to tens of thousands. By taking advantage of what we offer, you become part of a process that is accelerating vital positive change.
Find out more about IHE's faculty & staff.
Find out more about what humane educators do.
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If you are looking for a truly effective, exciting, and worthwhile way to make a difference, you can earn a Master of Education (M.Ed.) degree in Humane Education and be part of a growing movement which recognizes that education is the key to a more humane world. Read More> >
For people who would like immersive training in humane education, but who don't wish to pursue the M.Ed. degree, IHE offers a distance-learning Humane Education Certificate Program (HECP). Read more> >
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May 30, 2008 -
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| Location: Cape Breton University, Multi-purpose Room
Sowing Seeds Workshop - Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada
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IHEers in the News!
Zoe Weil, IHE's President, was quoted in an article in the most recent VegNews issue (May/June 2008). The article is "To Breed or Not to Breed," by Marla Rose, and explores the issue of whether the eco-conscious should (or shouldn't) bear children.
IHE student Karen Patterson was recently mentioned in a news article about an upcoming Green Street Fair she's helping organize in Plymouth, Michigan.
IHE graduate Kelly Coyle DiNorcia recently had an article published in the March/April issue of Mothering magazine. Kelly's article is "On Being a Parenting Original."
