The Institute for Humane Education www.HumaneEducation.org presents:
“Sowing Seeds” — Humane Education Training Workshop
Environmental Ethics
Animal Protection
Human Rights
Media Issues
“I think IHE is crucial in the world right now! Great work!” - Angela S.
Through the generous support of the Maine Animal Coalition (MAC) and The Linkage Project, a limited number of registration spots are available for $45! (That’s $50 off the regular registration fee!)
Saturday, November 15, 2008
8:30 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. (Registration: 8:30-9:00 am)
Venue: Youth Alternatives (Lead Agency for the Linkage Project)
Location: 50 Lydia Lane, 2nd floor — Timber Room, South Portland, ME 04106
Sponsors:
MAC (Maine Animal Coalition): http://www.maineanimalcoalition.org/
The Linkage Project:
http://www.linkageproject.org/
The world becomes what you teach.
Get inspired! Get connected! Get empowered! Get away from the downer of the daily headlines and be part of an uplifting experience! Join us at Youth Alternatives in South Portland, Maine, to learn new strategies and ideas for teaching about the most important issues of our time, including human rights, animal protection, environmental preservation, and media and consumerism, in the company of other advocates for change!
The “Sowing Seeds” Workshop will teach you how to offer effective and transformative humane education programs in your community or school. You’ll learn new activities that teach critical thinking about relevant issues of human rights, animal protection, environmental preservation, the media, and consumerism. “Sowing Seeds” is recommended for educators of all types and those who are considering applying to our M. Ed. or Certificate Program.
Humane education helps raise a generation that cares, that realizes that what we do matters, not just to ourselves but also to everyone our lives touch; a generation that understands the connections between both our personal and cultural choices and the fate of other people, other species, and the Earth, and takes responsibility for solving problems and creating a better world.
“I feel empowered: I am reminded of my passions and my dreams… but most importantly I am re-charged and ready to get out there and develop programs in my hometown.” - Jessica Anderson, Colorado
“What was most helpful/useful were critical/innovative activities to use with students. Your ideas were amazing.” - Estrella Mellon, teacher, Miami-Dade County, Florida
For more information: http://tinyurl.com/5yvy4v
Register for this workshop:
http://humaneeducation.org/events/view/33
Registration rates:
Regular: $45 (limited number available for this specially-sponsored rate); $95 Student: $35
SPACE IS LIMITED. PLEASE REGISTER EARLY!
The registration fee includes lunch and a copy of Zoe Weil’s book “The Power and Promise of Humane Education.” Registration DOES NOT include housing.
To pay by check, please send a check, made payable to IHE, to:
The Institute for Humane Education
Attn: Sowing Seeds – South Portland, ME
P.O. Box 260
Surry, ME 04684
This “Sowing Seeds” Workshop will be led by the co-founder, president and head of faculty at the Institute for Humane Education www.HumaneEducation.org, Zoe Weil, author of numerous books.
More about Zoe: http://zoeweil.com/
For More Information:
Amy Morley, Sowing Seeds Coordinator
(207) 667-1025
sowingseeds [at] humaneeducation [dot] org
