An interview with Elisabetta Romano, who completed the Solutionary Micro-Credential Program (SMP) with IHE in 2022 and is now integrating the learnings into her language classes in Australia.
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Humane Connection
The Institute for Humane Education blog
5 Ways to Use Design Thinking as a Solutionary Educator
Five ways to cultivate a solutionary culture in your school through design thinking, a collaboration with Open Way Learning and guest bloggers Elizabeth O. Crawford and Ben Pendarvis.
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What We’re Reading
We’re sharing the books that are inspiring us at IHE this fall. In our staff picks, you’ll find a mix of education, social justice, environmental, and animal reads.
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6 Resources for Teaching Systems Thinking
A short list of impactful videos, lesson plans, and books to help you understand and teach systems thinking.
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I Am a Humane Educator: Susan Mwai
An interview with Susan Mwai, who completed the Solutionary Micro-Credential Program (SMP) with IHE and is now a humane education consultant coaching teachers in Kenya.
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Marc Bekoff Interviews Zoe Weil About Claude & Medea: The Hellburn Dogs
Hear more from Zoe about the inspiration behind her Moonbeam Gold Medal winner in juvenile fiction.
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I Am a Humane Educator: Natalie Krivas
IHE alumna Natalie Krivas on developing practical solutionary curricula, community involvement, and the impact that a single person can have.
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I Am a Humane Educator: Kyle Hawks
HE alumnus Kyle Hawks on changing paths, meditating to find clarity, and creating an inclusive place for community building and animals in need.
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Is the Answer to Finding Solutions to Ask More Questions?
Have a “quescussion” and see how you can gain understanding and insight into misinformation and disinformation by asking deeper and deeper questions.
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6 Ways the Cafeteria Can Improve the Climate of Your School
6 Tips for making school cafeterias more humane and sustainable. Changes that can improve the quality of school lunches and the climate of our planet.
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