Resources
Our Resources section puts the power of humane education and humane living right at your fingertips. In this section you'll find a variety of useful tools, including:
Humane Education Activities
A Comprehensive Categorized Listing of Useful Links
Archives of our Humane Edge E-News
Books and Other Resources Relevant to Humane Issues
Sample IHE Student Work
Listings of Humane Education-related Jobs & Internships
Whether you’re an educator, activist, parent, citizen, or someone interested in making the world a better place, we support your effort by offering you these tools and resources to enrich your programs, expand your repertoire, and deepen your insights into the issues you confront.
A single humane educator can reach thousands of people, modeling a message of peaceful, humane living, and providing the knowledge, skills, and motivation to create profound and positive change. That's why IHE is dedicated to finding more and better ways to support the efforts of all humane educators.
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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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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."
