By Bob Schwalb Today, many people are familiar with mindfulness practices. We find mindfulness instruction online, in community centers, in places of worship, in the …
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By Kristina Hulvershorn If you spend time with humane educators, you’re likely to hear us say, “The antidote for despair is action.” We know that …
By Jeannie Russell Now more than ever, our youth—who are suffering such great fear and disruption in their lives—need to exercise their capacity for positive …
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By Jeannie Russell HEART’s innovative Compassionate Communities Awards competition is taking root in the great borough of Brooklyn, thanks to an exciting partnership with the …
By Kim Korona It recently came to our attention that there was a lack of humane education resources for pre-K students. Through a partnership with …
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By Jeannie Russell Teaching about climate change, and its current and projected impacts on our communities, is a moral obligation we have to our youth, …
Food, Farms, and Climate Resilience: Bringing It Home Read More »
By Kristina Hulvershorn If our definition of “humane” means that we are aspiring to reflect the best traits of human beings, how in the world …
by Jeannie Russell At HEART, we understand that public schools are (to turn a phrase) the heart of their communities. Schools bring together the interests …
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