Publications
Changing the World Through Education by Zoe Weil
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“The form of activism underlying all others, which has the power to save, restore and make this beleaguered world humane, is education.” In this article, IHE President Zoe Weil encourages activists to adopt teaching humane education as an important and essential tool for helping transform the world.
From Satya, April/May 2007.
Every Life of Value: Humane Education for a Peaceful and Sustainable World by Zoe Weil
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“The times we live in call upon us to make the acquisition of relevant knowledge, skills, and commitment to living ethically, sustainably, and peaceably on this planet the very purpose of education.” What does humane education of this magnitude look like and how do we manifest it?
From Living a Life of Value, edited by Jason A. Merchey. Values of the Wise Press, 2006.
Humane Education for a Peaceful & Sustainable World by Zoe Weil
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IHE President Zoe Weil explores the power and importance of incorporating humane education into the lives of students.
From Canadian Teacher Magazine, Spring 2006.
Inspiring Education: The Satya Interview with Zoe Weil
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“How can we be inspired in a world where it is nearly impossible to…do practically anything without having to worry about the ethical, political, economic and cultural ramifications?” IHE President Zoe Weil talks with Satya about the power of humane education.
From Satya, June/July 2006.
Is Compassion the New Black? Teaching Kindness Could be All the Rage in Your Child�s School by Anne Pelletier
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Is humane education only for the rich? Is it U.S.-centric? Does it promote an agenda? Author Anne Pelletier explores these issues and more through an interview with IHE President Zoe Weil.
From The Brooklyn Rail, July/August 2006.
Meaningful Life: Animal Advocacy, Human Nature and a Better World by Matt Ball
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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 human nature, principles of advocacy, how to promote compassion, how to maximize positive change, and the importance of avoiding pitfalls and countering society's stereotypes.
On Being a Parenting Original by Kelly Coyle DiNorcia
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How do you cope when people are questioning or criticizing your parenting choices? The author offers tips and strategies for successfully thriving when your parenting choices are "out of the ordinary."
Published in Mothering Magazine, March/April 2009.
Raising a Humane Child by Kelly Coyle DiNorcia
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What is Humane Parenting, and how can we best raise humane children in these challenging times? The author outlines tips and steps for doing so.
Published in the May/June 2009 issue of Natural Life Magazine.
Social Justice and Language Arts by Christopher Greenslate
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Educators who want to teach high school students about the important issues of our time, such as human rights, animal protection and environmental preservation, have an excellent opportunity with language arts. Humane educator and high school teacher Christopher Greenslate explores several examples of using literature to make connections with current social justice issues.
From Green Teacher 80, Winter 2007.
The World Becomes What You Teach: Education for a Peaceful, Sustainable, and Humane World by Zoe Weil
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In this essay by Zoe Weil, Zoe shares her own educational experiences and evolution and offers a vision of what education should be for. This is one of the essays in the book Turning Points: 27 Visionaries in Education Tell Their Own Stories, edited by the Alternative Education Resource Organization (AERO).









