Humane Education Graduate Programs: An Info Session

The Institute for Humane Education (IHE) is hosting an information session about our humane education programs – programs that include animal protection as a key pillar of our work. We would love more folks passionate about topics like animal protection, farmed animal advocacy, ending factory farming, and veganism to join our graduate program. The field of humane education explores the interconnected issues of environmental ethics, animal protection, and human rights. The graduate degrees are designed to help you learn and educate about complex issues in relevant, meaningful, and transformative ways, which can greatly enhance and deepen your advocacy. As a recent graduate of the EdD. program shared: “My experience in this program completely changed how I approach my work as an advocate for other animals. It changed my life.” In partnership with Antioch University, we offer an MEd, MA, EdD, and graduate certificate. To learn more about these programs, check out our website: https://humaneeducation.org/graduate-programs/ Antioch University offers credit for your lived experience and for previous graduate courses. For students in the US, financial aid and work study are also options. IHE courses, taught by our expert faculty, are community-centered, discussion-based, and meet regularly on Zoom. We have several courses that explore the impact of factory farming and food systems, including "Animal Protection," "Race, Intersectionality, and Veganism," and "Just, Good Food." We welcome you to join us on Thursday, February 19, at 6:00pm ET for a brief presentation and an informal conversation + Q&A about the programs. Please feel free to reach out to our Community Connection Specialist, Emily Tronetti (emily@humaneeducation.org), or our Director of Graduate Programs, Mary Pat Champeau (marypat@humaneeducation.org) with any questions.