What is humane education?

In this week's episode, Emily Tronetti returns to take a deeper dive into the importance of humane education in fostering compassionate coexistence with animals.

If you didn't catch her previous interview with me, you can find it here:

https://www.theanimalnature.com/podcasts/the-dogs-of-our-lives/episodes/2148811341

Emily, an educator and consultant, defines humane education as teaching critical thinking, empathy, and compassionate action. She emphasizes the need for daily interactions that model these values, such as reflecting on biases and promoting thoughtful observation of animals.

We also touch on the impact of societal norms and the importance of community support in promoting humane practices.

Emily's upcoming book chapter on humane education is set to release on March 11, she recommends buying it from bookshop.org https://bookshop.org/p/books/exploring-topics-in-non-human-coexistence-passion-praxis-and-presence-erin-jones/21727368?ean=9781590567395

If you'd like to learn more or get in touch with Emily you can find her at https://coexistence.consulting/

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