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Solutionary VoicesWhen Hope Becomes a VerbRae Sikora, Co-Founder of the Institute for Humane Education, reflects on more than four decades of humane education rooted in compassion for all life. At the heart of the episode is her practice of meeting harm, resistance, and disagreement with love as her most powerful inclination and strategy. The result is a deeply personal and useful episode about how humane education can keep people’s “heart door” open while still asking them to examine the impact of their choices.Follow Rae Sikora:Website: www.plantpeacedaily.orgFollow the Institute for Humane Education for update...
2026-06-3051 min
Solutionary VoicesEducating for Agency in an Age of DistractionNavin Amarasuriya, CEO of the Contentment Foundation, explores what it means to educate for agency, attention, compassion, and contentment in a time shaped by persuasive technologies and accelerating change. Nav connects his own path from a family business to contemplative practice and service with a broader question about what schools can cultivate beyond academic performance. He emphasizes that educator wellbeing is not a side issue, but a foundational necessity for the children they teach. Navin’s perspective invites a deeper view of education as a place where inner development, systems awareness, and human flourishing meet. Follow Nav: ...
2026-06-231h 04
Tresentalk#95 Warum feiern grade neu verhandelt wird: RAWBerlin ohne Clubkultur? Dann bleibt eine Stadt übrig — aber keine, für die man nachts noch wach bleiben will.
In dieser Folge geht es um das RAW-Gelände, um bedrohte Freiräume und um die Frage, wem Berlin eigentlich gehört. Rund 1000 Menschen sind unter dem Motto „RAW für alle – Clubkultur erhalten, Freiräume schützen“ auf die Straße gegangen, weil dem Cassiopeia und weiteren Kulturorten die Räumung droht.
Aber RAW ist nur ein Teil einer größeren Geschichte: Die Club- und Eventszene verändert sich massiv. Junge Menschen feiern anders, trinken weniger, suchen mehr Erlebnis...
2026-06-2034 min
Solutionary VoicesCan We Build a World That Works for All?Shariff Abdullah, author of Creating a World That Works for All and founder of the Commonway Institute, frames his life’s work around a deceptively simple question: how do we create a world that works for all living beings? He connects that question to a shift in consciousness, moving from separateness toward a recognition of interdependence. Shariff emphasizes that inclusivity is not about liking everyone or agreeing with them, but about recognizing shared belonging and acting from that recognition. The episode moves through his upbringing in Camden, NJ, his framework of Keepers, Breakers, and Minders, and the practical challenge of...
2026-06-1641 min
Solutionary VoicesThe Olympic Medalist Challenging Dairy’s MythsDotsie Bausch, Olympic silver medalist and Founder of Switch4Good, discusses how cycling saved her life and how compassion shaped her life’s work. Dotsie traces her shift away from animal products to a deeper awareness of the food system, then explains how dairy became Switch4Good’s primary leverage point for health, justice, animal protection, and environmental impact. Her perspective is grounded in practical behavior change: people need more than information, and lasting shifts often begin with access, choice, and a first experience of feeling better. The episode connects personal values with systems-level advocacy, especially around school meals, dair...
2026-06-091h 05
Solutionary VoicesThe System Failures Behind Opioid AddictionDr. Andrew Kolodny, medical director of the Opioid Policy Research Collaborative at Brandeis University, frames the opioid crisis as an epidemic of opioid addiction rooted in aggressive prescribing, pharmaceutical influence, regulatory failure, and inadequate access to treatment. The episode moves beyond blame toward a systems-level examination of what failed, what remains unrepaired, and what would be required to prevent similar public health crises in the future. Dr. Kolodny consistently returns to the same solutionary structure: prevent opioid use disorder and ensure people already suffering from it can access effective treatment. The episode also raises difficult questions about pharmaceutical accountability...
2026-06-0253 min
Solutionary VoicesThe Real Drivers Behind Inequity In AmericaAyo Magwood, founder of Uprooting Inequity, focuses on reducing racial and income disparities through measurable, system-level interventions, particularly in healthcare. She outlines a structured framework for understanding structural racism through interconnected factors of bias, income, and place, emphasizing how these forces shape real-world outcomes. Her work shifts the focus from individual attitudes to institutional design, showing how organizations can create tangible improvements in health equity. By grounding solutions in data, geography, and personal experiences, she demonstrates how complex inequities can be addressed with clarity and precision.Follow the Institute for Humane Education for updates, episode releases, and...
2026-05-2640 min
Solutionary VoicesFrom Success to ServiceNimo Patel’s story follows several forms of success, including business, music, entrepreneurship, and performance, before arriving at a deeper definition of purpose. The episode reveals how the recognition of misalignment can become a doorway into service when one is willing to listen, change course, and release attachment to outcomes. Nimo’s work with children in Ahmedabad becomes the clearest expression of this shift, where art is not the mission but the shared practice that makes dignity, belonging, and transformation possible. The episode also explores how music and presence can create connection, whether in prisons or universities.Foll...
2026-05-1955 min
Solutionary VoicesWhat US Students Learned Living on $2 a dayShirin Karsan, a former refugee from Uganda, long-time educator, and peacebuilder, explores how conflict, bias, and disconnection persist when we fail to pay attention to our relationality. Drawing from immersive experiences she developed as a college professor when she joined her students in an experiment to live on $2/day in preparation for their service work in Africa –she illustrates how perspective shifts occur when people confront their assumptions and recognize their interdependence. Without this awareness, conflict can escalates into division and harm, but with it, even disagreement can become a pathway to connection and change.Follow the In...
2026-05-1253 min
Solutionary VoicesRethinking Journalism in an Age of ComplexityAndrew Revkin, longtime environmental journalist and former New York Times reporter, reflects on how decades of covering climate have reshaped his understanding of the role of journalism in creating positive change. He emphasizes that complex, interconnected challenges like climate change cannot be reduced to simple narratives or singular solutions. Instead, he advocates for a shift toward ongoing inquiry, community dialogue, and shared learning. With a surprise ending to this episode exploring the solutionary potential for journalism, Andy provides a hopeful (and comic!) vision of the future.Follow the Institute for Humane Education for updates, episode releases, and...
2026-05-0556 min
Solutionary VoicesHuman Connection in the Age of AIMichelle Culver, founder of The Rithm Project and former leader of Teach For America’s Reinvention Lab, is focused on rebuilding human connection in a world increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence. Drawing from her work with young people, she describes how AI is already influencing human relationships. Michelle centers the need for intentional design that prioritizes human connection alongside technological advancement. Through immersive experiences and cross-generational dialogue, Culver is creating spaces where people can actively engage with possible futures and clarify what they want to preserve. Her work challenges the assumption that human connection will naturally (and healthily) endure in...
2026-04-2851 min
Solutionary VoicesWhat Happens When You Stop Chasing Goals?Rudy Karsan, an immigrant from Kenya and a serial entrepreneur who experienced repeated bankruptcies before selling a company to IBM for more than $1 billion, describes a turning point where achievement no longer provided meaning. In that recognition, he began to reorient his life toward joy, curiosity, and human connection. Through the creation of FunCon, he now cultivates spaces where people can engage in deep conversations and feel seen, supported, and fully present with one another. His perspective offers a redefinition of success as something that arises in loving relationships rather than material accumulations.Stay Connected...
2026-04-2142 min
Solutionary VoicesCan Generosity Become Contagious?In this episode, Tom Cledwyn reframes generosity from a private moral act into a visible cultural force that can inspire wider participation. Through his own kidney donation, the work of Drop Dead Generous, and the thinking behind the podcast, Move Over Mother Teresa, Tom invites us to consider storytelling as a multiplier of impact. The conversation also pushes against the idea that meaningful change is reserved for saints, emphasizing instead that ordinary people can create real ripples when generosity is made practical, creative, and shareable. What emerges is the tension between humility and visibility: the instinct to stay quiet...
2026-04-1458 min
Solutionary VoicesRethinking Education for a Complex WorldMary Pat Champeau, Director of Graduate Programs at the Institute for Humane Education, reflects on a lifetime of work in global education systems—from the Peace Corps to refugee camps to the World Trade Institute to writing teachers’ editions of textbooks—and how those experiences shaped her approach to teaching and leadership. She emphasizes the importance of cultivating curiosity, critical thinking, and moral imagination as essential tools for addressing complex, interconnected challenges. Mary Pat centers education in general, and humane education in particular, not as information transfer, but as a process of liberating thought and expanding perspectives. She invites us to...
2026-04-0746 min
The Seed FieldZoe Weil Says “Education Is the Root System Underlying All Other Societal Systems”In a world facing many crises, where should we focus our efforts? For today’s guest, Zoe Weil, the answer is clear: education. “If we can transform educational systems,” she says, “then we may be able to transform our economic system, our political system, our food system, our production system, our legal system, all these different systems, so that they’re more just and more sustainable and more humane for everyone.” Zoe is the the cofounder and president of the Institute for Humane Education, and in this conversation she shares what makes Humane Education a powerful approach, what reforms our educatio...
2026-04-0136 min
Solutionary VoicesCan Personal Healing Change the World?In this episode, Mark Anderson explores the idea that nervous-system literacy is a missing foundation in both personal well-being and social change. Reflecting on his own personal transformation from being the youngest CFO of a billion-dollar division of a Fortune 500 company to hitting rock bottom to finding a path forward to help others, Mark shares what he’s learned, with the hope that it will benefit others. Mark emphasizes that many people are too overwhelmed by fear, suffering, and internal dysregulation to fully participate in the larger work of repairing broken systems. His core belief is that helping people un...
2026-03-3146 min
Solutionary VoicesThe Hidden Ideology Shaping What We EatIn this episode, Melanie Joy unpacks carnism as the invisible belief system that conditions people to see some animals as worthy of compassion while accepting the abuse of those used for food as normal, necessary, and/or not open to debate. She explains that the issue is not only what people eat, but how ideology shapes perception, numbs empathy, and teaches people to disconnect from the consequences of their choices. The conversation expands beyond food politics into a deeper examination of violence, relational disconnection, and the cultural habits that make harm easy to ignore. Melanie also emphasizes that meaningful...
2026-03-2452 min
Solutionary VoicesHow Can We Harness AI for Collective Flourishing?In this episode, Doug Alexander explores how AI is not simply another innovation, but a world-shaping force that can radically expand human possibility. At the same time, AI can also destabilize labor, governance, social cohesion, and escape democratic control if it outpaces our ability to set wise safeguards and policies. The central tension is whether society can build the moral, political, and economic frameworks needed to direct AI toward shared abundance, human meaning, and public good before the competitive race for dominance hardwires risk, concentration of power, and large-scale disruption into everyday life.Stay Connected...
2026-03-1754 min
Synergy In EducationSolutionary Synergy || Julie MeltzerHow do we prepare young people for a complex and ever-changing world?
What makes up solutionary work to produce solutionaries?
Why is education the single greatest determining factor in creating a thriving global community?
Let’s dive into solutionary synergy!
Welcome to our first episode of the second season!
We create synergy with Julie Meltzer, speaking about solutionary work and the essence of education in the modern day.
Julie Meltzer, PhD, is the Director of K-12 and Teacher Education for the Institute for Humane Education, a nonprofit organization based in the US. Julie leads a team that works with teachers an...
2026-03-1543 min
Synergy In EducationSolutionary Synergy || Julie MeltzerHow do we prepare young people for a complex and ever-changing world?
What makes up solutionary work to produce solutionaries?
Why is education the single greatest determining factor in creating a thriving global community?
Let’s dive into solutionary synergy!
Welcome to our first episode of the second season!
We create synergy with Julie Meltzer, speaking about solutionary work and the essence of education in the modern day.
Julie Meltzer, PhD, is the Director of K-12 and Teacher Education for the Institute for Humane Education, a nonprofit organization based in the US. Julie leads a team that works with teachers an...
2026-03-1543 min
Rantsville – The Podcast for complaining about Sh*tS3E07 Sophie & Zoe: „Influencer in Dubai! 🙄“Send us Fan MailSophie und Zoe ranten zu Margarita Shots über Influencer:innen in Dubai, Männer natürlich, Vorurteile gegen Frauen, das Zurückgeben von Sexismus, mangelnde Intelligenz bei Männern, das Erziehen-Müssen von Männern, aber auch Hate-Rants, also Dinge, die zuerst alle cool finden und dann alle hassen (Ed Sheeran, zum Beispiel), Trend-Rants wie Spotify Wraps („Es interessiert mich nicht, wie alt du bist laut deiner Musik“) oder Langzeitstudierende … während Mia am Handy spielend in der Ecke liegt. Ach ja, brasilianischer Techno kommt auch vor. Also hören. Weil gut. #rantsville #p...
2026-03-152h 50
Solutionary VoicesAnti-Fragility Amidst Broken SystemsThis episode explores what it takes to restore agency, dignity, and direction in people who have been neglected by poverty, trauma, broken systems, and/or low expectations. The central tension is not simply how people find purpose, but how leaders, communities, and institutions create the conditions for people to believe they matter, endure strategic discomfort, and grow into lives of service, responsibility, and moral leadership.Stay ConnectedFollow the Institute for Humane Education for updates, episode releases, and resources:Website: https://www.humaneeducation.orgInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/zoe.weil
2026-03-1055 min
Solutionary VoicesRethinking the Purpose of SchoolThis conversation centers on the quiet but profound erosion of curiosity within modern schooling systems. Steve Cochrane, Executive Director of the Institute for Humane Education, argues that education has drifted from its human purpose — knowing and nurturing each child — toward compliance, standardization, and performance metrics. At its core, the episode asks whether schools can be redesigned to protect curiosity rather than suppress it.Stay ConnectedFollow the Institute for Humane Education for updates, episode releases, and resources:Website: https://www.humaneeducation.orgInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/zoe.weilLink...
2026-03-0851 min
Solutionary VoicesCan Workplaces Help Us Heal?This conversation centers on transforming the mental health system by expanding legal access to psychedelic-assisted therapies through employer-sponsored benefits. Sherry Rais, CEO of Enthea, explains how systemic design—not conspiracy—limits healing, and how strategic reform within corporate and insurance structures can make breakthrough therapies accessible at scale. The episode blends spirituality, systems thinking, and pragmatic reform, arguing that channeling urgency and even anger into love-driven action can reshape institutional care.Stay Connected Follow the Institute for Humane Education for updates, episode releases, and resources:Website: https://www.humaneeducation.orgInstagram: https://www.inst...
2026-03-0850 min
Solutionary VoicesMeat Without SlaughterThis episode is truly about how we replace conventional meat at mass scale without asking consumers to compromise—by making alternative proteins win on taste, price, and availability—through the lens of Bruce Friedrich, Founder of the Good Food Institute. The central tension is simple: science is advancing, but engineering realities, capital timelines, and regulatory speed will determine whether this becomes a true displacement strategy or remains a niche category.Stay Connected Follow the Institute for Humane Education for updates, episode releases, and resources:Website: https://www.humaneeducation.orgInstagram: https://www.instagram.com...
2026-03-081h 02
Lives Well LivedZOE WEIL has a solutionary idea to change the worldZoe Weil is the co-founder and president of the Institute for Humane Education, where she pioneeres comprehensive humane education that connects human rights, environmental sustainability, and animal protection. Zoe discusses the concept of being a solutionary, an ethical approach to solving systemic problems for the greater good.Learn more about Zoe and listen to her podcast Solutionary VoicesKeep up to date with Peter on SubstackKeep up to date with Kasia!Producer: Rachel BarrettThanks to our researcher Chris van Ryn! Hosted on...
2026-03-0552 min
Pflegegrad: Ehrlich🗣️Kleinigkeiten die uns im Alltag eventuell den Tag versauen.. teil 2😤Weil eine Folge dafür nicht gereicht hat.Wir machen weiter mit noch mehr Situationen, Momenten und absoluten Mini-Triggern, die einen eigentlich nicht so aufregen sollten – es aber trotzdem tun.Mehr Stories, mehr Alltagswahnsinn, mehr „Warum ist das so nervig?“Locker, ehrlich und ohne Filter – genau wie Teil 1, nur noch eine Schippe mehr.Falls euer Tag gerade sowieso schon leicht nervt:Diese Folge versteht euch.
2026-02-1343 min
Pflegegrad: Ehrlich🗣️Warum mich so viele Dinge im Alltag nerven😮💨Im Alltag gibt es so viele Dinge, die für alle anderen völlig normal sind- die uns aber trotzdem einfach nerven. Smalltalk, ständige Erreichbarkeit, Social-Media-Druck, Klo-Me-Time und vor allem dieses Gefühl sich immer anpassen zu müssen…In dieser Folge sprechen wir einige Dinge an und sagen unsere ehrliche Meinung. Es muss sich nicht immer alles gut anfühlen nur weil man denkt das es „normal“ sei. 🎧Für alle die sich oft denken:„Warum triggert mich das eigentlich so?“
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Inklusiv UNS#79 - EUTB - Das Navi im Barrierejungle - mit Blumi & ZoeManchmal fühlt es sich an, als würden wir uns durch einen bürokratischen Dschungel bewegen. Nur ohne vorher zu wissen, welcher Pfard der richtige ist, welche Plfanzen besonders viel Kraft geben und welche wir eher vermeiden sollten. So ungefähr lassen sich die vielen bürokratischen Herausforderungen für Menschen mit Behinderung beschreiben. Genau hier kommen Zoe Gräf und Blumi (Barbara) Noll von der EUTB Würzburg ins Spiel. Sie nennen sich nicht so, aber eigentlich sind sie Navigationsgeräte: Menschen, die wissen, wie man Barrieren umschifft, Anträge einordnet und Mut macht, wenn das System wieder mal...
2025-12-0400 min
Unboxing Social and Emotional LearningRestoring the Humanity of Social and Emotional Learning - With Chris McNuttChris McNutt joins us for a transformative conversation about his work as the co-founder and executive director of Human Restoration Project, a nonprofit organization focused on truly listening to youth and reimagining school at a systems level. Chris shares what he has learned about SEL through ‘empathetic interviews’ with young people, and how schools might meaningfully engage with students’ wisdom rather than undermine it. “It’s simple,” he says, “but not easy.” Tune in for the full discussion!Participants:Melvin Chan, BSc, MA, York UniversityJinan El Sabbagh, PhD, Oklahoma State UniversityEmma McMain...
2025-11-0659 min
Lantern VoicesThe World Becomes What We Teach, with Zoe WeilWe are back with a brand new episode! Join us in conversation with Zoe Weil, author of, among many books, The World Becomes What We Teach, and Claude and Medea.She has been ahead of The Institute for Humane Education for decades and we were lucky to have her sharing her expertise with us. Get inspired with her stories and learn more about how to become a solutionary.Episode links:The Institute for Humane Education: https://humaneeducation.org/The Solutionary Way: https://humaneeducation.org/become-a-solutionary/the-solutionary-way-zoe-weil/The World Becomes...
2025-08-0745 min
Better Life for Animals022: Zoe Weil Says Humane Education Can End Factory Farming, And She's Got a PlanFactory farming produces over 70 billion land animals every year—yet most students are never taught to question the system behind it. In this eye-opening episode of the Better Life for Animals Podcast, we sit down with Zoe Weil, co-founder and president of the Institute for Humane Education (IHE), to explore how education can be a powerful force for compassion, justice, and change. Zoe introduces us to solutionary education—an innovative, systems-based approach that teaches students to identify and solve real-world problems affecting people, animals, and the environment. From factory farming to climate change, this model empowers the next...
2025-07-2134 min
Kapierfehler - Neurodivergenz und Schule98 - Mental Health der Jugend im digitalen Zeitalter (2|2) - ZoeWie prägt die Schule unsere Selbstwahrnehmung und was bedeutet es, als neurodivergentes Kind durchs Bildungssystem zu navigieren? Zoe nimmt uns mit auf ihre persönliche Reise durch eine Kindheit voller künstlerischer Talente, aber auch geprägt von Selbstzweifeln und dem Gefühl, nie ganz dazuzugehören.Mit bemerkenswerter Offenheit spricht Zoe über ihre Erfahrungen mit Maskierung, dem Verstecken ihrer ADHS-Herausforderungen und dem paradoxen Phänomen schwankender Schulleistungen – von der Fünf zur Eins – ohne dass jemals jemand nach dem Warum fragte. Besonders erschütternd sind ihre Erlebnisse in einer Freundesgruppe, in der psychische Pro...
2025-07-071h 12Kapierfehler - Neurodivergenz und Schule97 - Mental Health der Jugend im digitalen Zeitalter (1|2) - ZoeWas geschieht in den digitalen Räumen, in denen sich unsere Jugendlichen bewegen? Während wir als Eltern und Lehrkräfte oft nur die Oberfläche sehen, tauchen viele Heranwachsende tief in Online-Communities ein, die ihre Identität und psychische Gesundheit nachhaltig prägen.In dieser Folge teilt Zoe (Alter: Anfang 20), die als Quereinsteigerin an ihre alte Schule zurückkehrte, ihre einzigartigen Einblicke in diese versteckte Welt. Mit erstaunlicher Offenheit spricht sie über ihre eigenen Erfahrungen mit Plattformen wie Tumblr und Instagram, wo Depressionen, Magersucht und selbstverletzendes Verhalten nicht nur diskutiert, sondern oft glorifiziert werden.Besonder...
2025-06-301h 13
Purposeful Empathy with Anita NowakIDG Skill: Optimism Ft. Zoe Weil w/Anita Nowak - Purposeful EmpathyWatch this episode featuring Zoe Weil, co-founder of the Institute for Humane Education, to learn how the IDG skill “Optimism” can inspire hope and agency through the power of solutionary thinking.In this insightful conversation, Zoe shares her journey into humane education and introduces the framework behind her book The Solutionary Way, which empowers people to address systemic challenges with compassion and creativity. She also emphasized the importance of cultivating self-awareness, systems thinking, and collaboration to sustain optimism and create meaningful change in the world.00:00 Preview00:31 Introduction
2025-06-1944 min
FANGIRLZtonton du bled comeback, la fomo c’est réel, et ZKR poubelle - SLAYS DE FÉVRIERcoucou les fangirlz !!!on se retrouve comme tous les 13 du mois pour votre épisode des SLAYS !malgré un mois de février plus court, 5h d'ensoleillement à Lyon et une période post partiels sous le signe de la fatigue... on avait des choses à dire, comme vous le remarquerez à la longueur de cet épisode (on vous met les time codes en fin de description)et puisqu'on a besoin de spice up nos vies dans ce pays #lafrancedemacron, on arrive ce mois-ci avec un format légèrement différent des précédents : pl...
2025-03-131h 19
3i Member SpotlightCharting the AI Frontier: From Generative Models to Market Impact with Zoë Weil, Co-Founder & CEO of Sequen AI and Former SVP at CitiZoë, formerly the Senior Vice President of AI at Citi, is a distinguished leader in the AI field with over 12 years of experience. At Citi, she spearheaded the adoption of agentic AI across the firm, enhancing various business processes. Prior to this, as a Staff Applied Scientist at Etsy, she led initiatives in personalized search and discovery. A graduate of NYU with a deep background in AI, Zoë holds three patents in large language models and is an active angel investor in AI-first startups such as Tough Day, Starcycle, and Eden Labs. She is now the co-founder and CEO of...
2025-02-2033 min
Ich bin so frei#56 Reiko Onishi über ihren Autismus und wie Inklusion gelingt
“Ich bin immer wieder gescheitert und habe nicht verstanden woran es liegt. Die Diagnose Autistin fühlte sich erst einmal komisch an, aber zum ersten Mal in meinem Leben lerne ich mich richtig kennen”, sagt Reiko Onishi, Team Assistentin und Invisible Disability Ally bei Microsoft. “Ich versuche bei Microsoft ein Sprachrohr für Menschen mit Behinderung zu sein und muss nicht befürchten dass jemand rausfindet, dass ich behindert bin.” Wir sprechen über Autismus, Neurodiversität und ADHS und den Unterschied bei Diagnosen zwischen Männer und Frauen. Sie sagt: “Bis vor kurzem dachten Ärzte, nur Jungs seien autistisch.
Frauen wurd...
2024-11-2832 min
Future Learning Design PodcastHumane Education and the Solutionary Way - A Conversation with Zoe Weil and Julie MeltzerA more humane education feels very necessary right now. Our planet and its inhabitants all over the world seem to be crying out for it. Humane Educators Zoe Weil and Rae Sikora created IHE In 1996 to do precisely this. And so it is a huge pleasure this week to be able to welcome Zoe, and her colleague Julie Meltzer, from the Institute onto the podcast.
Zoe Weil is the co-founder and president of the Institute for Humane Education (IHE) and is considered a pioneer in the comprehensive humane education movement. Zoe created IHE’s M.Ed., M.A...
2024-11-2443 min
Plant Powered Athlete PodcastZoe Weil | The Surprising Link Between Humane Education and Lasting Change with Zoe Weil | PPAP23Zoe Weil shares her powerful journey from a young gymnast discovering Star Trek to becoming a leader in humane education and vegan advocacy.Through relatable stories of her influences, from Mr. Spock’s logic-driven vegetarianism to personal encounters with animals, Zoe illustrates her passion for a compassionate world.She discusses the idea of “solutionaries”—individuals who create impactful change by addressing root causes of cruelty and injustice.Learn how humane education can inspire a generation to act with compassion, shift systems, and build a better future for all....
2024-11-111h 27
Getting Smart PodcastZoe Weil on The Solutionary WayProject Lead the Way is a proven national leader in science, technology, engineering, and math education, for Pre-K through high school. They strive to help teachers make every student in every grade STEM-successful, through interactive, problem-based learning. Learn more and find a school with Project Lead The Way near you. In this episode of the Getting Smart Podcast, we learn about "The Solutionary Way" with Zoe Weil, co-founder and president of the Institute for Humane Education. Zoe discusses her innovative approach to education that exceeds older problem-solving by integrating ethical considerations to ensure actions do the MOST...
2024-10-2329 min
Human Restoration ProjectThe Solutionary Way w/ Zoe WeilA “solutionary” has multiple definitions, one of which reads, “A person who identifies inhumane, unjust, and/or unsustainable societal systems and then develops solutions to transform them so that they do the most good and least harm for people, animals, and the environment.”Today we are joined by Zoe Weil who has dedicated her work to creating, spreading the word, and teaching what it means to be a solutionary. She has written eight books including her most recent book we’re talking about today, The Solutionary Way. She’s delivered multiple TEDx talks and keynotes around the world on edu...
2024-09-1442 min
Food for Thought with Colleen Patrick-GoudreauBuilding a Compassionate Future: A Conversation with Zoe WeilZoe Weil is the co-founder and president of the Institute for Humane Education, a leading organization dedicated to creating a more just, compassionate, and sustainable world through education. As a pioneer in the field of humane education, Zoe has devoted her life to teaching and inspiring people of all ages to make ethical choices that benefit animals, the environment, and all forms of life. Her work empowers educators and individuals to incorporate humane values into their lives and communities, fostering a future where kindness, justice, and sustainability prevail. —————— Join our awesome community and support this podcast thro...
2024-08-301h 01
Lies und das - der Podcast für alle, die gerne Bücher lesenDie mit Lize und Zoe"Der ehrliche Finder" und "It's lonely at the centre of the earth"
In dieser Sommerfolge haben wir keinen Gast, aber uns trotzdem sehr viel zu erzählen, zum Beispiel über das Buch "Der ehrliche Finder" von Lize Spit. Hier könnt Ihr die Folge gleich hören:
(0:00:00) Folge 17 startet mit unserer Begrüßung von sechs neuen Mitgliedern in der Steady-Community. Danke, dass Ihr uns unterstützt! Unser Traum ist ja, "Lies und das" über die Communitybeiträge zu finanzieren, und ich habe Hoffnung, dass das klappt. Mit ein paar Euro könnt Ihr dazu beitragen - denn momentan s...
2024-07-231h 01
OVERSHOOT | Shrink Toward AbundanceMost Good and Least Harm | Zoe WeilEducation is critical to solving our biggest challenges - but it needs a new approach. Zoe Weil, co-founder and president of the Institute for Humane Education and author of The Solutionary Way, joins us. Highlights include: Zoe's personal journey of co-founding the Institute for Humane Education in 1996, and the many programs and resources offered through the Institute; The description of a "solutionary" as someone who transforms unjust, unsustainable, and inhumane systems for the most good and least harm, and how one can cultivate a solutionary mindset; How to use a humane education lens to understand the connections between...
2024-07-101h 01
Stories that turn time into discoveryThe Solutionary WayVisit audiobookzap.com to start the 30-day free trial and listen to full audiobooks for free!Title: The Solutionary WaySubtitle: Transform Your Life, Your Community, and the World for the BetterCategories: Health, Personal Development, Personal Success, PhilosophyAuthor: Zoe WeilNarrator: Zoe WeilPublisher: New Society PublishersRelease date: 07-02-2024Language: English
2024-07-0200 min
Step Inside This Heart-Pounding Full Audiobook And Feel The Difference.The Solutionary Way by Zoe WeilPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/163964to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Solutionary Way
Author: Zoe Weil
Narrator: Zoe Weil
Format: mp3
Length: 5 hrs and 58 mins
Release date: 07-02-24
Ratings: 5 out of 5 stars, 2 ratings
Genres: Society
Publisher's Summary:
Forges a path away from polarization toward ethical problem solving and a more humane, equitable, and healthy society. From tackling injustice to protecting the environment to ending animal cruelty to improving the strength of our communities, deep divisions in our society often prevent us from working collaboratively to solve the problems we face.
2024-07-025h 58
Conspiracy of Goodness Podcast187. Stressed About the World? Start Thinking Like A Solutionary with Zoe WeilZoe Weil is an innovator, educator, and the driving force behind a revolutionary approach to creating positive change in the world. Her latest book, ‘The Solutionary Way,’ is not just a good read, it's a roadmap to transforming—as individuals and communities—for the better.
Chapters
00:00 – Intro & Welcome
03:09 – The Definition of Solutionary
07:23 – The Solutionary Way
18:35 – Be a Campfire, Not a Forestfire
22:53 – Break
25:09 – 4 Rules for Being a Solutionary
37:09 – 3 Questions to Ask When Becoming a Solutionary
48:58 – Bad and Better at the Same Time
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2024-06-251h 01
Sentientism"The Solutionary Way... we can't wait!" - Zoe Weil - Institute for Humane Education - Sentientism 201Zoe Weil is the co-founder and president of the Institute for Humane Education (IHE). She is considered a pioneer in the comprehensive humane education movement. She has authored eight books both for adults and children, including her latest, "The Solutionary Way" – available for pre-order now! Zoe writes the Becoming a Solutionary blog at Psychology today. She has made numerous TV and
radio appearances and has given six TED talks, including “Extending our Circle of Compassion.” Her first Sentientism conversation with me was back on episode 37.
In Sentientist Conversations we talk about the two most important questions: “what’s real?”...
2024-06-111h 21
Theory Into ActionHow to Transform the World & Become a Solutionary with Zoe WeilToday you're going to get a masterclass in solving problems, from the close and personal to the large and global, using solutionary thinking. In this video, Brandon Stover hosts Zoe Weil, the co-founder and president of the Institute for Humane Education, to explore Solutionary thinking. They discuss how to solve critical issues ranging from personal to global scales by employing a Solutionary framework. Zoe Weil elaborates on the importance of critical thinking, systems thinking, strategic thinking, and creative thinking in tackling these problems. The video also provides insights on teaching these skills to students and making a positive impact...
2024-06-1049 min
NHA Today Podcast061: Humane Education is the Solution with Zoe Weil Zoe Weil, the visionary co-founder and president of the Institute for Humane Education (IHE), is this week's featured expert on the #NHAHealthSciencePodcast! Zoe shared with host, Dr. Frank Sabatino, incredible insights into the transformative realm of humane education and the remarkable Solutionary Micro-Credential Program. Zoe's journey is nothing short of inspirational. From her early passion for animals to the founding of IHE in 1989, she has dedicated her life to reshaping education and nurturing a generation of solutionaries. The Solutionary Micro-Credential Program, a brainchild of IHE, empowers educators glob...
2024-01-0450 min
Kleine FragenZoe Wees, findest du dich selber toll?Diesmal ist die Sängerin Zoe Wees zu Gast bei Kleine Fragen.
Aleyna und Azra wollen von Zoe Wees wissen:
Wie kommst du auf die Ideen für deine Lieder?
Was heißt cringe?
War es manchmal schwer für dich in der Schule, weil du Schwarz bist?
Was würdest du machen, wenn du für einen Tag unsichtbar wärst?
Kannst du mit deinen langen Wimpern noch gut gucken?
Wie fühlt sich das an, international so durchzustarten?
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2023-09-2210 min
Vegan Visibility265: The Power of Humane Education: Zoe Weil's Journey to a Better WorldIn this episode of the Vegan Visibility Podcast, I am talking with Zoe Weil, co-founder and president of the Institute for Humane Education (IHE). In this enlightening conversation, we delve deep into the transformative power of humane education and solutionary thinking. One central theme we explored was the incredible evolution of humane education since the late '80s. Zoe's journey began with a simple summer job teaching middle school students about animal issues, which turned out to be a pivotal moment in her life. It was during this experience that she witnessed the profound impact of...
2023-09-1231 min
Ich bin so frei#44 Kinderwunsch erfüllen: Deutschland braucht zeitgemäße GesetzeMdB Katrin Helling-Plahr und Reproduktionsmediziner Dr. Matthias Bloechle im Interview
„Die Situation in Deutschland ist heuchlerisch. Die Eizellspende ist verboten und trotzdem werden circa 3000 Kinder aus einer Eizellspende in Deutschland geboren. Das heißt: Die, die können, gehen ins Ausland“, stellt der Reproduktionsmediziner Dr. Matthias Bloechle fest. Die Abgeordnete des Bundestags Katrin Helling-Plahr ergänzt „Ich finde den Gedanken unerträglich, dass Menschen mit Kinderwunsch sich eine Behandlung nicht leisten können und wir als Staat nicht die besten Rahmenbedingungen schaffen. Gemeinsam mit Luxemburg hinken wir in Europa hinterher.“
Dr. Bloechle hat sich selbst vor einigen Jahren angeze...
2023-07-2730 min
Music Made in Germany - mit Miriam Audrey HannahIV Zoe WeesZoe Wees
„Ich bin ziemlich kalt geworden, weil ich mich selbst schützen möchte und ich mir selbst am wichtigsten bin und ich lasse mich nie wieder so behandeln, wie ich früher behandelt worden bin. Nie wieder!" erklärte die international erfolgreiche Sängerin, Songschreiberin und Influencerin aus Hamburg, Zoe Wees, während eines offenen und persönlichen Gesprächs mit der Moderatorin Miriam Audrey Hannah im Rahmen der Initiative "Music Made in Germany".
Zoe Wees ist eine außergewöhnliche Stimme, die ihresgleichen sucht. Während des Unplugged-Konzerts wurde es äußerst emotional, als sie ihre persön...
2023-07-1714 min
Rise & Thrive with Sexy Fit Vegan Founder Ella MagersCultivating Hope with a Solutionary Mindset with Award-Winning Educator Zoe WeilEPISODE SPONSOR: The Plant-Based Bundle - A unique collection of 150+ hand-picked plant-based ebooks, courses and programs by the most talented influencers and professionals in the world. Now available for an unbelievable 99% discount!Sale ends July 20, 2023. —--------------------------------------Cultivating a solutionary mindset is the key to a positive, life-affirming, meaningful life that helps build a just, healthy, and humane world for everyone. -Zoe WeilIf making an impact in this complex world is something you value, then I have no doubt you’re going to get SO much out of this eye-opening and e...
2023-07-0446 min
teachernerdzBuilding a Solutionary Generation: A Discussion with Zoe Weil (Re-release of Episode 67)
Joe and Ron are on a break for the month of July and hope you are enjoying your summer. Please enjoy this re-release of episode 67 Chatting with Zoe Weil. Zoe is an educator, author, president and co-founder of the Institute for Humane Education, and inventor of the term solutionary. Give a listen and learn exactly what a solutionary is and how you and your students become one!
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2023-07-031h 14
The What School Could Be Podcast105. The Solutionary Squad's Magical Mystical Alchemist, Julia FlissToday my guest is Julia Fliss. Julia is an educator, activist, world changer, lifelong learner, creative, and yogi who lives and teaches middle level learners at a school in the mountains of Evergreen, Colorado. She has made it her life’s mission to advocate for student voice, agency, and the power of transformative pedagogy and global collaboration within our current education system. Julia and I share a common superhero named Zoe Weil, the founder of the Institute for Humane Education and the author of The World Becomes What We Teach. Zoe, for this episode writes, "Julia Fliss is the ki...
2023-05-011h 15The What School Could Be PodcastBig Think: Four Brilliant FuturistsThe following conversation happened on December 1st, 2022 via Zoom. Kapono Ciotti and I hosted a panel of four brilliant futurists who discussed the need to educate not one, but multiple generations of teachers and students who will intentionally shape the future of society, resulting in a world that is more just, more equitable, and fully sustainable, and do it in a way that avoids negative, unintended consequences. This panel did a remarkable and wonderful job unpacking all that is what school could be, and could be school. Our four panelists were: Dr. Kristin Alford is the Director of the M...
2023-04-241h 02
Living On The Edge of Chaos163: Zoe Weil - The circuitous journey from asking William Shatner for a kiss to establishing the Institute of Humane EducationTOPICS WE EXPLOREWho is Zoe Weil?What is her origin story that has brought her to this place of being so passionate about humane work?What is a solutionary?What are ways to create opportunities for students to be solutionaries despite the barriers of the K-12 education system?What is the difference between a problem solver vs. solutionary?To be solutionary needs to address the root causes and how this differs from humanitarian act(which is good to do) which does not solve a problem.YOUR CHALLENGEShare ideas you gathered from the conversation...
2023-03-0148 min
Redefining MovementCompassion to Action with kindcore founder Mark HeimannToday is National Random Acts of Kindness Day! Join Lara for a conversation with her husband, Mark Heimann, about his non-profit organization kindcore. Mark, an actor with a master’s degree in humane education from the Institute of Humane Education, believes that kindness is what makes society thrive. It is important in today's world because of the growing trend of divisiveness. Kindcore is a company that aims to bridge the gap between compassion and action, providing resources for parents, guardians, and teachers to help spread kindness and encourage learning about humane education. They are committed to edu...
2023-02-1759 min
Reshaping Learning with SchoolDayBuild Student Voice, Agency & Hope by Becoming ”Solutionaries”Middle School teacher, Julia Fliss, shares the resources, framework and trainings from The Institute for Humane Education, that have guided her students to become "solutionaries" in their classroom, school, families and the wider community.
Resources:
Get The Institute for Humane Education's Solutionary Guidebook
Learn about The Institute for Humane Education's Solutionary Micro-Credential
Zoe Weil, co-founder of The Institute for Humane Education, is the author of seven books including Amazon #1 Best Seller in Philosophy and Social Aspects of Education, The World Becomes What We Teach: Educating a G...
2023-01-2626 min
The Perkins PlatformMaking the World What We Teach Educator, author, Tedx speaker and co-founder and president of the Institute for Humane Education (IHE), Zoe Weil, joins us to share her thoughts about making the world what we teach. IHE is where she created the first graduate programs (M.Ed., M.A., Ed.D., Graduate Certificate) in comprehensive Humane Education linking human rights, environmental preservation, and animal protection, offered online through an affiliation with Antioch University. Zoe is a frequent keynote speaker at education and other conferences and has given six TEDx talks including her acclaimed TEDx, The World Becomes What You Teach. She is the author of seven...
2022-11-0235 min
Nature SolutionariesHow anyone can become a solutionary for systemic changeMany people feel desperate about the state of the world today. It’s no wonder because the number of negative news we hear is endless – biodiversity loss, resource depletion, increasing inequality, wars, and so on. The more informed we are, the more helpless we feel, thinking, “How can I make a difference?”It turns out that all of us can make a difference if we take a solutionary approach to our work. No matter what you do - a biologist, a teacher, a gardener - you can tackle big issues and change your field so it is more just...
2022-06-2359 min
Conceptually SpeakingZoe Weil Talks Being A Solutionary and The Purpose of EducationZoe Weil (pronounced “Zoh While”) is the co-founder and president of the Institute for Humane Education (IHE), and is considered a pioneer in the comprehensive humane education movement. Zoe created IHE’s M.Ed., M.A. and graduate certificate programs, as well as IHE’s acclaimed humane education and MOGO (most good) workshops. Zoe is the author of seven books including Amazon #1 Best Seller in Philosophy and Social Aspects of Education, The World Becomes What We Teach: Educating a Generation of Solutionaries (2021/2016) She has also written numerous articles on humane education and humane living and has appeared frequently on radio as...
2022-06-2345 min
Conspiracy of Goodness Podcast91. Raising “Solutionaries” by Teaching Skills Instead of Facts with Zoe Weil and Steve CochtraneThe biggest challenge for educators is that we need to acknowledge multiple ways of learning, and we need to lean into a new way of teaching that focuses on high level thinking and strategic thinking. That is Zoe and Steve’s mission. In today’s episode, we have Zoe Weil and Steve Cochrane of the Institute of Humane Education to show us how they are helping students find joy and purpose. They look at problems in a different way—by being “solutionaries” that identify unjust and unsustainable systems. They will talk about how school curricula should not be boxed in...
2022-05-3153 minGetting Smart PodcastZoe Weil on Educating a Generation of SolutionariesThis episode of the Getting Smart Podcast is sponsored by Difference Making. On this episode of the Getting Smart Podcast Rebecca Midles is joined by Zoe Weil, co-founder and president of the Institute for Humane Education, and a pioneer in the comprehensive humane education movement. She is also the author of the book The World Becomes What We Teach: Educating a Generation of Solutionaries, as well as numerous other books and TED Talks. LINKS The World Becomes What We Teach: Educating a Generation of Solutionaries Institute for Humane Education Free Solutionary Guidebook...
2022-04-2027 min
Pivot! A Vegan Business Interview SeriesEp. 82: The World Becomes What We Teach with Zoe WeilWe offer the vegan community a pathway for integrating all of the issues of social justice and environmentalism, with their passion for veganism and animal rights. And what we're offering the education community is the opportunity to bring these important ethical issues into their classroom in ways that don't have to be polarized, that don't have to be controversial, but can actually be oriented toward how we solve these underlying problems that we face in the world. Our goal is to educate people to be solutionary. That is people who can address unjust and u...
2022-03-2832 min
teachernerdzEpisode 67 Chatting with Zoe Weil from The Institute For Humane EducationJoe and Ron chat with Zoe Weil, co-founder and president of The Institute For Humane Education. The Institute for Humane Education (IHE) offers graduate programs, training, and resources for teachers and changemakers looking to create a more just, humane, and sustainable future by educating about the interconnected issues of human rights, environmental sustainability, and animal protection and building a society of solutionaries.
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2022-02-071h 14
Brandon Stover On LifeZoe Weil on Education, Creating Solutionaries to Solve World Problems, and Systems Thinking | Evolve 069Want the shownotes & resources delivered to your inbox? Subscribe at evolvepodcast.substack.comZoe Weil is the co-founder and president of the Institute for Humane Education (IHE), and is considered a pioneer in the comprehensive humane education movement that works to create a peaceful, healthy, and just world for all people, animals, and the environment through education. Zoe is a frequent keynote speaker at educational, animal protection, environmental and other conferences and has given six TEDx talks including her acclaimed talk, “The World Becomes What You Teach”, which became one of the 50 top-rated TEDx talks within a year...
2021-12-131h 12
Ignite EdTech PodcastNovember 19 2021 - Episode 73 - Zoe WeilNovember 19 2021 - Episode 73The Ignite EdTech Podcast with @mrkempnz1. Introduction2. Question for you - What sustainable practices do you have for EdTech in your school?3. EdTech Tool of the Week - Nearpod4. EdTech Tip of the Week - Sustainability for EdTech in Organisations5. Interview with Zoe Weil6. Win this weeks prizes (Zoe's Books) by going to bit.ly/edtechwin and...
2021-11-1824 min
Ich bin so frei#16 Anna-Lena von Hodenberg über Meinungsfreiheit und wie wir uns gegen Hass im Internet wehren könnenStaffel 1: Mal andere Stimmen hören
„Unser größtes Ziel ist es, Betroffene so gut zu unterstützen, dass sie der Einschüchterung und dem Hass im Netz trotzen“, sagt Anna-Lena von Hodenberg, Gründungsgeschäftsführerin von HateAid. Gemeinsam mit anderen gründete sie im Jahr 2018 das Social Startup HateAid. Einerseits weil so schockiert war wie einfach es ist, Menschen im Netz zu diffamieren. Zweitens, weil sie beim näheren Hinsehen und Nachhören merkte, wie schwer es für die Betroffenen tatsächlich ist, sich zu wehren. So erzählt sie beispielsweise von einem Klienten, der von der Polizei nach H...
2021-11-1135 min
Ich bin so frei#11 Thorsten Giersch über seine Kolumne „The Walking Dad“, Wahrheitsfindung und Teilzeit für alle
„Mir kommen die besten Ideen beim Wickeln“, sagt Thorsten Giersch, Chefredakteur bei Kienbaum und Autor der Kolumne „The Walking Dad“, bei der er zu den Erfahrungen aus seiner Elternzeit berichtet.
Mit Thorsten spreche ich über strukturelle Benachteiligungen von Männern in der Elternzeit, typische Rollenbilder und Sätze wie "Das Kind bekommt aber schon noch deine Frau".
Thorsten schwört auf Teilzeit. „Menschen, die 75% arbeiten, sind wesentlich effektiver“, sagt er. „Meine 50% Arbeitszeit verteilt sich zwischen 5 und 21 Uhr Uhr, das bedeutet Flexibilität zu Gunsten der Familie. Alleine der Fachkräftemangel erfordert, dass die Unternehmen geschmeidiger bei Arbeitsstunden und Arbeitsort werde...
2021-09-2328 min
Redefining Movement411. Taking a Solutionary Approach to the Challenges of Our Lifetime, with Zoe WeilZoe Weil is the co-founder and president of the Institute for Humane Education. A humane educator since 1985, Zoe has been giving people the tools to make humane and sustainable choices and solve entrenched challenges through her classes, workshops, and training programs.We discuss those training programs, her life’s journey to becoming a humane educator, and her solutionary project.To learn more, and for the complete show notes, visit: lytyoga.com/blog/category/podcasts/Resources:humaneeducation.orgRead: “The World Becomes What We Teach”Twitter: @zoeweilVisit tryveganmealprep.com and use code “LYTYOGA” for 25% off your f...
2021-06-2545 min
Birth Agni#06-BITESIZE-PREGNANCY SERIES-What is informed Decision making? Discussing Indian Charter of Patient's Rights“In order to align your life choices with your values, you will need to inquire about the effects of your actions (and inactions) on yourself and others. Although we are always stumbling upon new knowledge that shifts our choices and life direction, bringing conscious inquiry to life means that we continually ask questions that lead us to the information we need to make thoughtful decisions. Asking questions is liberating because we develop great understanding and discover more choices with our new knowledge.” -Zoe Weil, Most Good, Least Harm: A Simple Principle for a Better World and Meaningful Life
2021-06-0811 min
Ethical SchoolsCreative problem solving: Developing solutionary thinkers
We welcome back Zoe Weil, of the Institute for Humane Education, along with Laura Trongard, Oceanside (NY) High School teacher to discuss how teachers are implementing IHE’s Solutionary program. Laura describes how students adopt habits of solutionary thinking in their schoolwork and their lives. Zoe talks about IHE’s new micro-credential program, an online course that prepares teachers to use the solutionary framework. The new edition of Zoe’s book, “The World Becomes What We Teach,” with new content on pandemics and racial tensions, will be released in June.
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2021-05-0645 min
Actual Intelligence with Steve PearlmanCreating "solutionaries" with Zoe WeilWe're excited to welcome Zoe Weil from the Institute for Humane Education Zoe is the author of The World Becomes What We Teach and is a notable TedX contributor. Zoe focuses her work on helping educators build "solutionaries" who tackle real world problems. Join us as we discuss the overlays between her work and ours, and critical thinking in general. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit pearlmanactualintelligence.substack.com
2021-04-1225 min
Purposeful Empathy with Anita NowakBecoming a “Solutionary” ft. Zoe Weil Purposeful Empathy Hosted by Anita NowakWatch this episode to be inspired by an educator who believes it’s possible to create a world where all humans, animals, and nature can thrive.
Zoe Weil is the Co-Founder and President of the Institute for Humane Education. In this episode, she describes the difference between being a solutionary, activist and problem-solver. She also shares her vision for educating a generation of solutionaries.
Listen to the audio version here: https://anchor.fm/anita-nowak
CONNECT WITH ZOE:
✩ Website https://humaneeducation.org/
✩ TEDx Talk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5HEV96...
2021-04-0833 min
Journeys to BelongingEpisode 54 with guest Kellie Bahri pt. 2Kellie Bahri is an elementary teacher with a Master’s Degree in Curriculum and Instruction and Educational Leadership. She is passionate about supporting learning through establishing strong connections and creating learning spaces that promote equity and inclusion. She is an Instructional Strategist, serves on the Instructional Leadership and School Improvement Team, is a Culturally Responsive Teacher, and a Sustainable Development Goals lead educator. In March she will release her first book from her children’s book series with Code Breaker Edu Publishing.
She encourages you to connect with her on
Twitter @kbahri5
Instagram @kbah...
2021-04-0727 min
The Seed FieldTo Create a World Where All Can Thrive, Education Must ChangeIn this episode, Institute for Humane Education founder Zoe Weil talks with our co-hosts to dive into the history of humane education, how to move from being a problem solver to being a “solutionary,” and the impact she believes humane education could have on our country and world – especially as we emerge from a global pandemic.The Institute for Humane Education helps educators teach about human rights, environmental preservation, and animal protection to create a world where all can thrive, they recently partnered with Antioch University to offer MA, MEd, EdD and certificate programs in Humane Education.Yo...
2021-03-3137 min
Sentientism37: "No judgement... just how do we solve this?" - Humane Educator Zoe Weil - Sentientist ConversationsZoe (https://twitter.com/ZoeWeil) is the co-founder & president of the Institute for Humane Education (https://humaneeducation.org/). She is considered a pioneer in the comprehensive humane education movement. She has authored seven books both for adults & children, including Most Good, Least Harm: A Simple Principle for a Better World & Meaningful Life. Zoe writes the Becoming a Solutionary blog at Psychology today. She has made numerous TV & radio appearances and has given six TED talks, including “Extending our Circle of Compassion.” In these Sentientist Conversations we talk about the two most important questions: “what’s real?” & “what matters?” Sentientism is "evidence, re...
2021-03-1454 min
Promi Round&RoundZoe Wees - Stellt euch Kalle vor - der Neue in ihrem Leben!Fabian van der Weidt trifft die Senkrechtstarterin der Charts…So sympathisch, so stimmstark, so unglaublich, so… ZOE!Ganz privat und pur erzählt euch Zoe Wees vom „Wahnsinn!“ der Millionen Streams von „Control“......vom Treffen und ihrem Auftritt in der US-Talk Show von James Corden......und dem Raketenstart der neuen Sinlge „Girls like us“.Warum der nächste Song „Kalle“ heißen könnte und was die jeweilige Farbe ihrer Zöpfe zu sagen hat?All das erfahrt ihr im Podcast oder natür...
2021-02-1118 min
RadiofüchseCorona-Virus: Wie geht es Elsa und Zöe in Spanien?Mal eben zum Bäcker gehen - das ist zur Zeit nicht mehr so einfach in Spanien. Denn weil dort viel mehr Menschen mit dem Corona-Virus infiziert sind als in Deutschland, gelten auch viel strengere Regeln. Das bekommen auch Elsa und Zöe zu spüren. Flavia hat ihre Freundinnen mal angerufen und gefragt, wie es den beiden gerade geht.
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2020-04-2106 min
Human Restoration Project66: Humane Education w/ Zoe WeilToday I'm joined by Nick Covington and Zoe Weil, where we're exploring the work of the Institute of Humane Education, which is led by Zoe. Zoe has been teaching "humane education" for over thirty years, and is an established author, speaker, and workshop leader on the topic.The Institute of Humane Education is an accredited program offering robust graduate and doctoral coursework in "humane education", which centers on promoting social good and minimizing harm to people, animals, and the environment. The Institute offers incredible resources on its website, including the in-depth "Solutionary Guidebook" - which is part...
2020-03-2832 min
Wired EducatorThe Coach ADVenture: Building Powerful Instructional Leadership Skills that Impact Learning an Interview with Amy Illingworth In this episode of The Wired Educator Podcast, I interview Amy Illingworth, the author of an awesome book from Dave Burgess Consulting, titled The Coach Adventure: Building Powerful Instructional Leadership Skills that Impact Learning. You're going to need two brains to take in and absorb all of the awesomeness that Amy shares with us in this interview. Amy Illingworth, EdD, is a lifelong educator, a learner, a coach, and a leader. Her leadership vision is to create equitable learning opportunities where student and adult learners thrive. She has served as a teacher, literacy...
2020-02-0448 min
Moments with MarianneMost Good with Zoe Weil & The Long Blink with Ed SlatteryShe created the first humane education certificate program and Master of Education in Humane Education in the United States. Zoe received master’s degrees from Harvard Divinity School and the University of Pennsylvania and is certified in Psychosynthesis, a form of counseling that relies on individuals’ innate wisdom to promote health and well being. https://humaneeducation.orgEd Slattery is an advocate for the Truck Safety Coalition; his personal story is featured in the the Behler Publications release, The Long Blink, a narrative nonfiction book by award-winning investigative journalist Brian Kuebler. https://trucksafety.org
2020-01-121h 02
Maine ASCD: The PodcastHumane Education & the Whole Child Interview with Zoe Weil (@HumaneEducation)Maine ASCD Executive Director, Dr. Leigh Alley, talks Humane Education and the Whole Child with Institute for Humane Education (@HumaneEducation) Co-Founder and President, Zoe Weil. Topics explored include living out the MOGO (Most Good, Least Harm) Principle and the importance recognizing inhumane and unsustainable systems and devising Solutionary Solutions—ones that are healthy and just for people, animals, and the environment. Follow us on Twitter @MaineASCD, on Facebook at www.facebook.com/MEASCD. More info on our Whole Child Micro-Credentials, resources, and membership on our website: www.maineascd.org
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2019-12-2638 min
Ethical SchoolsZoe Weil on humane education: The world becomes what we teach
We talk with Zoe Weil, the co-founder and president of the Institute for Humane Education. She talks about providing young people with the knowledge, tools, and motivation to address our pressing challenges in order to transform unsustainable and unjust systems into ones that are humane, healthy, and peaceful.
2019-05-2230 min
Grab Your Favorite Audiobook Collection TodayAlexander Oetker presents [German] - Zara und Zoë: Rache in Marseille (ungekürzt)Please visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/411131 to listen full audiobooks.
Title: [German] - Zara und Zoë: Rache in Marseille (ungekürzt)
Series: #1 of Zara und Zoë
Author: Alexander Oetker
Narrator: Beate Rysopp
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 7 hours 42 minutes
Release date: April 7, 2019
Genres: Suspense
Publisher's Summary: Kommissarin Zara von Hardenberg ist die beste Profilerin bei Europol. Weil sie sich alles merkt, alles entdeckt und alles voraussieht. Das Dumme ist nur: Sie kann keine Regeln brechen. Als ein junges Mädchen bestialisch ermordet in der Felsenlandschaft Marseilles gefunden wird, spürt Zara, dass weitau...
2019-04-087h 42
Listen to the Best Full Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, Suspense[German] - Zara und Zoë: Rache in Marseille (ungekürzt) by Alexander OetkerPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/411131 to listen full audiobooks. Title: [German] - Zara und Zoë: Rache in Marseille (ungekürzt) Series: #1 of Zara und Zoë Author: Alexander Oetker Narrator: Beate Rysopp Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 7 hours 42 minutes Release date: April 7, 2019 Genres: Suspense Publisher's Summary: Kommissarin Zara von Hardenberg ist die beste Profilerin bei Europol. Weil sie sich alles merkt, alles entdeckt und alles voraussieht. Das Dumme ist nur: Sie kann keine Regeln brechen. Als ein junges Mädchen bestialisch ermordet in der Felsenlandschaft Marseilles gefunden wird, spürt Zara, dass weitaus mehr hinter diesem Verbrechen steckt. Sie kennt nur ei...
2019-04-0703 min
The Green Divas Radio Show50 Shades of Green Divas: Zoe Weil Humane EducationWe're baaack... After a summer of moving the studio, we're settling into our new digs and psyched about this first show after our lil hiatus! We spoke with Zoe Weil, who is one of the founder of the Institute for Humane Education about what exactly IS humane education and why we need it now, more than ever.
2017-09-1531 min
Listen Learn Expand Your Mind With Full Audiobook | Nonfiction, PoliticsThe World Becomes What We Teach by Zoe Weil | AudiobookListen to full audiobooks for free on :https://hotaudiobook.com/freeTitle: The World Becomes What We TeachAuthor: Zoe WeilNarrator: Diane LehmanFormat: UnabridgedLength: 2 hrs and 44 minsLanguage: EnglishRelease date: 04-26-17Publisher: Lantern BooksGenres: Nonfiction, Social SciencesSummary:How can we create a just, healthy, and humane world? What is the path to developing sustainable energy, food, transportation, production, construction, and other systems? What's the best strategy to end poverty and ensure that everyone has equal rights? How can we...
2017-04-262h 44
Main Street VeganZoe Weil on Humane Education and Brian Leaf on Yogic EducationThe Teacher Appears is Brian Leaf's enchanting interactive book about everyday yoga and spiritual growth; Institute for Humane Education founder and prolific author Zoe Weil shares why education without respect for all life is missing a valuable component.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2017-03-3059 min
My Home Planet PodcastZoe Weil-Why We Should All Have A Humane EducationTo listen to Zoe Weil speak about the need for Humane Education is to be in the presence of total common sense and infectious inspiration. In this episode of MHP, Zoe shares story, from her almost accidental path to becoming a humane educator, to co-founding the Institute for Humane Education in order to create generations of ‘solutionaries’. She answers the question, “how can we create a just, healthy and humane world?”, explains what the MOGO principle is, why Humane Education should be in every school across the planet, and what Star Trek has taught her about how the world can be.
2017-03-2138 min