Each week we post links to news about humane education & humane living, and items connected to humane issues, from human rights to environmental preservation, to animal protection, to media, consumerism and culture."A new vision for school reform" (via The Nation) (6/14/10)
Court ruling in Colombia requires free, compulsory primary school education (via LA Times) (6/7/10)
Study shows people who spend more time outdoors "feel more alive" (via Treehugger) (6/4/10)
Online charter schools growing (via NY Times) (6/3/10)
Junk food companies cutting calories in U.S. while targeting consumers in the developing world (via Alternet) (6/3/10)
TV food ads encourage unhealthy eating (via Time) (6/2/10)
Study recommends cuts in meat consumption, fossil fuel use (via Reuters) (6/2/10)
One woman's goal to live without plastics (video) (via CNN) (6/2/10)
"Are these unethical fashion brands hiding in your closet?" (via Treehugger) (6/2/10)
"6 things to do about the BP gulf disaster" (via YES!) (6/1/10)
Gender gap for the gifted? (via NY Times) (5/31/10)
Roadside chalkboard messages motivate, inspire (via Washington Post) (5/28/10)
Softball team forfeits game to help opponents improve their skills (via Good News Network) (5/28/10)
"Economic segregation rising in U.S. public schools" (via Christian Science Monitor) (5/27/10)
Is cities banning retail sale of dogs a good thing? (via MSNBC) (5/27/10)
Group in D.C. works to "deconstruct masculinity" with teen boys (via Washington City Paper) (5/27/10)
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