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Group Info 

Name: Humane Foundation
Tagline: A Global Community fo a more sustainable and humane world.
Address: Florida
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Scope: community

Areas of Focus 

Agricultural Water Conservation and Management  |  Composting  |  Organic Farming  |  Permaculture  |  Sustainable Agriculture  |  Air Quality and Pollution  |  Animal Welfare and Rights  |  Endangered Animal Species Protection  |  Endemic Animal Species Protection  |  Wildlife Habitat Conservation  |  Arts Education  |  Biocultural Diversity  |  Biodiversity Conservation  |  Domesticated Animal Diversity  |  Domesticated Plant Conservation  |  Seed Conservation  |  Business Firm and Organization Sustainability  |  Corporate Ethics  |  Ecotourism  |  Green Banking and Insurance  |  Microcredit  |  Microfinance  |  Responsible Business Practices  |  Socially Responsible Investment  |  Child and Youth Protection  |  Child Labor  |  Children in Armed Conflict  |  Children's Health  |  Juvenile Justice  |  Rights of the Child  |  Youth Capacity Building  |  Youth Education and Empowerment  |  Youth Leadership  |  Youth Participation  |  Youth-led Organizations  |  Organizational Funding  |  Philanthropy  |  Coastal and Marine Human Impacts  |  Coastal and Marine Pollution  |  Coral Reef Conservation  |  Mangrove Conservation  |  Marine Ecology and Conservation  |  Community Participation  |  Community Resources  |  Community Service/Volunteerism  |  Community Training  |  Dialogue, Deliberation and Consensus-Building  |  Fundraising  |  Conservation and Recreation  |  Conservation and the Commons  |  Conservation Area Creation  |  Conservation Area Protection  |  Conservation Biology  |  Land Restoration  |  Land Stewardship  |  Natural Heritage Conservation  |  Natural Resource Conservation  |  Practical Conservation  |  Wilderness  |  Cultural Diversity  |  Cultural Heritage Conservation  |  Culture and Sustainability  |  Traditional Culture  |  Democracy and Civil Society  |  Democracy Education  |  Democratic Participation  |  Democratic Reform  |  Fair Electoral Process  |  Restoration Ecology  |  Access To Education  |  Education, Government and Sustainability  |  Environmental Education  |  Environmental Resource Center  |  Green Schools  |  Literacy  |  Natural Resource Education  |  Public and Government Education  |  Sustainability Education  |  Alternative Fuels  |  Electric Power  |  Energy Efficiency and Conservation  |  Energy Security and Sustainability  |  Renewable Energy  |  Sustainable Energy Development  |  Food Literacy  |  Global Food Supply and Sustainability  |  Hunger and Food Security  |  Local Food Systems  |  Malnutrition, Diet, Disease, and Education  |  Sustainable Forestry  |  Climate Change  |  Fair Trade  |  Globalization Impacts  |  International Debt  |  Trade Balance  |  Transnational Corporations  |  Good Governance  |  Government Oversight and Reform  |  Institutional Accountability  |  Consumption and Green Consumers  |  Ecolabeling and Certification  |  Ecological Footprint  |  Environmental Monitoring  |  Industrial Ecology  |  Recycling and Reuse  |  Sustainable Production  |  Alternative Medicine  |  Green Hospital Movement  |  Health Education  |  Health Care Access  |  HIV/AIDS  |  Medical Biotechnology  |  Public Health  |  Sanitation  |  Climate Justice  |  Disability Equality  |  Distributive and Economic Justice  |  Environmental Justice  |  Ethnic Equality  |  Human Rights and Civil Liberties  |  Human Rights and Natural Law  |  Human Rights Education  |  Human Rights Monitoring  |  Human Rights Protection  |  Human Trafficking and Slavery  |  Rights and Equality of LGBT  |  Internet  |  Sustainable Building  |  Squatter Communities  |  Urban Communications  |  Advertising  |  Video  |  Media and Communication  |  Journalism and the Press  |  Riparian Ecology and Conservation  |  Indigenous People and Culture  |  Global Labor  |  Worker Centers  |  Informal Economy  |  Protected Areas, Individuals, Objects and Property  |  Gender Equality  |  Women's Rights  |  Religion and Ecology  |  Photography  |  Rivers and Creeks  |  Radio and Audio  |  Men and Violence  |  Men's Health  |  Restorative Justice  |  Sustainable Materials  |  Poverty Alleviation  |  Inland Aquatic Ecosystems  |  Peace and Peace Building  |  Senior Volunteerism and Mentoring  |  Worker Rights  |  Crime and Policing  |  Social Development  |  Television  |  Lakes and Ponds  |  River-Lake Ecology and Biodiversity  |  Seniors' Rights and Participation  |  Technology Transfer  |  International Humanitarian Law and War Crimes  |  Sustainable Urban Power  |  Sustainable Urban Environmental Services  |  Sustainability and Technology  |  Crises and Disaster Aid  |  Publishing  |  Living Wages  |  Worker Health and Safety  |  Legal Services and Representation  |  Sustainable Livelihoods  |  Sustainable Urban and Regional Planning  |  Women's Empowerment  |  Women's Education  |  Militarism and Violence  |  Information and Communication Technology  |  Women's Safety from Violence  |  Economic Development  |  Film  |  Green Roofs  |  Endangered Plant Species Protection  |  Urban Ecology  |  Conflict Resolution  |  Affordable Housing  |  EcoVillages  |  Women's Vocational Training  |  Women's Civic Participation  |  Social Justice Education  |  Women's Economic Development  |  Water Supply and Conservation  |  Female Genital Cutting  |  Trafficking of Women  |  Urban Revitalization  |  Employment  |  Biological Development  |  Endemic Plant Species Protection  |  Biotechnology  |  Biomimicry  |  Wetlands  |  Women and the Environment  |  Global Pollution  |  Sustainability, Religious and Spiritual Issues  |  Sustainable Communities  |  Sustainable Transportation  |  Rural Development  |  Seniors' Health  |  Environmental Ethics  |  Indigenous Rights  |  Vocational Training  |  Appropriate Technology  |  Sustainable Living  |  Waste Management  |  Women's Health  

About

The Humane Foundation is a non profit organization mainly dedicated to advance humane education and community participation.

The Humane Foundation is interested in Global Issues grouped in four main areas of concern:

1- Social Justice and Humane Rights.
2- The Influence of Culture in our daily choices.
3- Environmental Ethics.
4- Animal Protection, Walfare and Rights.

 

The Humane Foundation encourages members to create local chapters for community education and participation, it also encourages educators and students to implement The Humane School Initiative in different educational institutions.

We are currently looking to grow and reach every single part of the world through social networking, we believe education is a powerful instrument of change and through humane education we can garantee a more humane generation and a better world for all.

Defining terms.

Human:

Having or showing those positive aspects of nature and character regarded as distinguishing humans from animals: an act of human kindness.

Humane:

A person concerned with human welfare and the alleviation of suffering. Marked by compassion, sympathy, or consideration for humans or animals.

A person who treats "human" (a person) life and animal life in a "humane" (kind, compassionate) manner.

Synonim of:


humane, human, humanitarian, kind, compassionate, merciful.

Antonym of:


cruel, fierce, inhumane, merciless, uncivilized, uncompassionate, unkind, unsympathetic, violent.

 

The Humane Foundation then defines HUMANE as:

A person living with compassion, sympathy or consideration for humans or animals, and consecuently caring for the restauration, protection and preservation of the environment where they live.

Humane Education

Is the mean of presenting the principles of Humane Living to people of all ages and walks of life, through a variety of innovative educational approaches.

 

Visit also The International Institute of Humane Education

 

Mission:


In the School.

To Form a more humane generation, knowledgeable of humane principles and values to interact among themselves and other non human sentient beings.


In the Community.

 

To teach people live in a simple, healthy, natural and sustainable way by choosing humane alternatives in their everyday lives and when acquiring goods or services.

 

To encourage people to put these principles into practice not only in their personal life but also sharing them to others in a "pass it on" wave.


In the field.

 

To donate part of our free time to participate actively in hands on efforts planned through various organizations to help build a more humane and just world for all.

Our motto: "GO HUMANE"


Green versus Humane.

Being Humane implies caring, protecting, restoring... the environment where we all live, consequently being humane implies being "green", but greens sometimes concentrate only on the environmental issues we face today while within the humane denomination, a more holistic coverage of global issues is implied, being humane not only cares for the environment but also for the living beings which inhabit the environment and the issues that are not merely environmental.

 

So we invite you to Go "not only Green but Humane."

If you want to learn more about our organization, or wish to start a community group or a Humane Alternative Club in your school, let us know and we will be glad to help you, please email us to:

humanefoundation@gmail.com