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Institute for Humane Education
Phone: 207-667-1025
E-mail: info@humaneeducation.org 
Address: P.O. Box 260, Surry, ME, 04684, U.S.A.
Contact: Zoe Weil, Khalif Williams, Amy Morley
Website: www.humaneeducation.org
 
Description:
The Institute for Humane Education (IHE) envisions a world in which people live humanely, sustainably, and peaceably. To create this change, IHE trains people to be humane educators, advances the field of humane education, and provides tools and inspiration for living an examined, meaningful life.

Our world faces a host of pervasive, dangerous, and seemingly intractable problems. Many people are working toward solutions. Some create positive change through policy and politics, others through business and technology, and others through direct action and public campaigns. Some work on behalf of other people, some on behalf of nonhuman animals, and some on behalf of the environment.

IHE believes that in order to build a peaceful, sustainable, and humane world, we need everyone to receive humane education. We need people:

-To know what is actually happening on our planet, to other people, to other species, and to the ecosystems that sustain us all.
-To experience reverence, respect, and a sense of responsibility for others and for the natural world.
-To know how to think critically and creatively and to evaluate all information intelligently.
-To appreciate that their lives have the capacity to make a difference through their individual choices, their work, and their activism.
-To have the passion and tools to successfully solve problems.

IHE has been training humane educators and promoting comprehensive humane education since 1996. IHE offers several options for people who wish to become trained in humane education, including a distance learning M.Ed. in Humane Education (taught in affiliation with Cambridge College), the Humane Education Certificate Program (HECP), and weekend humane education and humane living workshops. IHE has reached thousands of students worldwide through programs, presentations and publications.

 
       
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