We are a global alliance for collective impact.
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We collaborate with education partners in human rights, environmental ethics, and animal protection to achieve common goals and support their work.
Our Four-Pillar Approach:
CollaborateCollaborate with a global partner network to achieve groundbreaking initiatives and support their work.
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EducateProvide quality learning opportunities that help improve the practice of humane education.
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We are committed to:
- Acting honestly, truthfully, and with integrity in all our actions.
- Equitable treatment and elimination of discrimination in all its forms, at all organizational levels, and throughout all programs.
- Avoiding conflicts of interest.
- Recognition of the rights of all individuals to mutual respect, dignity, and fair treatment; acceptance of others without bias based on differences of any kind.
- Being responsible, transparent, and accountable for all our decisions and their outcomes.
- Acting with compassion for and consideration of all living beings in our decision-making.
- Good faith stewardship of the Coalition, and of the Earth as a community and a resource.
- Minimizing our consumption of natural resources.
- Improving the accountability, transparency, ethical conduct, and efficacy within the field of humane education.
These are the enduring values that empower us to act with clarity of purpose. We uphold these values in our work and promote them in the field of humane education as a whole. They represent what we believe in, what we stand for, and how we approach everything we do as an organization.
Accessibility & Inclusivity
We believe in reducing barriers between our constituents and the tools they need to learn, teach, and thrive. Learning should have no limits. To ensure accessibility and promote inclusivity, we do not charge mandatory fees to join the Coalition, take advantage of our programs, or take part in our initiatives.
Diversity
We acknowledge and honor the fundamental value and dignity of all individuals. We believe in the strength of diversity and the significant value that cross-cultural collaboration has in a social change movement. We pledge ourselves to creating an environment that respects diverse backgrounds, values, and experiences, both internally and externally. In addition, creating diverse and high-quality learning experiences will support growth among a wide range of partners with unique needs.
Intention
In all Coalition activities, we remain true to our mission to advance the field of humane education. We work diligently to produce quality programs, provide exceptional service to our constituents, and maximize the support of our donors while maintaining focus on our vision of a compassionate and sustainable future for all people, animals, and the planet.
Cooperation
We believe a global network of partners committed to furthering humane education is essential to achieve the better world we individually work toward. A strong and collaborative partnership requires teamwork, communication, respect, trust, and accountability. Our innovative partnerships and strategic initiatives support a progressive, collective impact.
Distinction
We raise the bar in the field of humane education. Professional achievement is at the core of everything we do. Our representation of excellence in all our endeavors inspires others to succeed. Encouraging professional growth, outstanding service, and a commitment to achievement will empower others to make impactful contributions to our collective efforts worldwide.
Ingenuity
We approach problems with new solutions. In all our strategies, we consider world affairs and current trends in education. We challenge the status quo with creative, innovative, evidence-based approaches that meet the needs of our global network.
We believe in reducing barriers between our constituents and the tools they need to learn, teach, and thrive. Learning should have no limits. To ensure accessibility and promote inclusivity, we do not charge mandatory fees to join the Coalition, take advantage of our programs, or take part in our initiatives.
Diversity
We acknowledge and honor the fundamental value and dignity of all individuals. We believe in the strength of diversity and the significant value that cross-cultural collaboration has in a social change movement. We pledge ourselves to creating an environment that respects diverse backgrounds, values, and experiences, both internally and externally. In addition, creating diverse and high-quality learning experiences will support growth among a wide range of partners with unique needs.
Intention
In all Coalition activities, we remain true to our mission to advance the field of humane education. We work diligently to produce quality programs, provide exceptional service to our constituents, and maximize the support of our donors while maintaining focus on our vision of a compassionate and sustainable future for all people, animals, and the planet.
Cooperation
We believe a global network of partners committed to furthering humane education is essential to achieve the better world we individually work toward. A strong and collaborative partnership requires teamwork, communication, respect, trust, and accountability. Our innovative partnerships and strategic initiatives support a progressive, collective impact.
Distinction
We raise the bar in the field of humane education. Professional achievement is at the core of everything we do. Our representation of excellence in all our endeavors inspires others to succeed. Encouraging professional growth, outstanding service, and a commitment to achievement will empower others to make impactful contributions to our collective efforts worldwide.
Ingenuity
We approach problems with new solutions. In all our strategies, we consider world affairs and current trends in education. We challenge the status quo with creative, innovative, evidence-based approaches that meet the needs of our global network.
We developed a 5-year strategic plan to provide a roadmap for programs, support, and organizational development. This plan was developed with broad involvement and guidance from the Coalition’s Board of Directors and Advisory Council. Development of the plan included regular communication to reflect on the mission, vision, core values, and assumptions underlying the organization’s approach to its work.
A feasibility study and environmental scan were conducted, including interviews and focus groups with prospective partners and stakeholders, to help the Coalition determine both the challenges and the opportunities it is likely to face over the next five years and set the context for the choices reflected in this plan. The Board of Directors will regularly review progress and update the plan as needed.
A feasibility study and environmental scan were conducted, including interviews and focus groups with prospective partners and stakeholders, to help the Coalition determine both the challenges and the opportunities it is likely to face over the next five years and set the context for the choices reflected in this plan. The Board of Directors will regularly review progress and update the plan as needed.
Meet the people behind the mission. The Coalition's leadership team is comprised of more than 70 diverse professionals. Located throughout the world, this team represents an expansive humane education network and is responsible for overseeing the organization's operations while maintaining a commitment to the mission.
Board of Directors:
- Megan Moon, CHES, AAT-C - Founder and President
- Stephanie Itle-Clark, EdD - Academy of Prosocial Learning - Vice President
- Kimberly Korona, MEd - HEART - Secretary
- Karen Patterson, MEd - Humane Society of Huron Valley - Treasurer
- Sarah Bexell, PhD - Institute for Human-Animal Connection, University of Denver
- Erin Comaskey, EdD - Academy of Prosocial Learning
- Lisa Forzley, MEd - K-12 Teacher
Advisory Council:
- Dr. Stephen Albone - SPANA
- Jennifer Baxla - Progressive Animal Welfare Society
- Donna Becker - Education Advisor
- Dr. Cini Bretzlaff-Holstein - Trinity Christian College
- Kasey Brown - Wood Middle School
- Emily Callaghan - Independent Strategy Consultant
- Dr. Adam Cardilini - Deakin University
- Justine Carion - Ribbon Health
- Liz Clancy, MS - New York University School of Medicine
- Judy Crumpton - Humane Educator
- Kyla Cruz, MA - Humane Educator
- Alaina Doll - Humane Educator
- Morris Darbo - Liberia Animal Welfare and Conservation Society
- Pierce Delahunt, MEd - Humane Educator
- Kathryn Dirrig, MSW - Children's Home Society of North Carolina
- Rachel Filtz, MEd - Rancho Coastal Humane Society
- Elischia Fludd, MBA - EOTO World
- Kristen Funk - Naperville Humane Society
- Lexi Garay, MA - Saybrook University
- Jodi Grace, MA - Local 3 IBEW
- Nicole Green, MS - Animalearn
- Virginia Hamilton - Canine Commandos
- Chang He - Humaneness 101
- Marchelle Hedrick - Animal Kindness Foundation
- Vincie Ho, PhD - Mini Acts for the Greater Good
- Amanullah Hotak - Organization for Local Services and Future Generations
- Stacy Hoult-Saros, PhD - Valparaiso University
- Carlette Jewell - Humane Educator
- Abby Kaplan - Independent Advisor
- Rachel Kaplan - Finance/Accounting Advisor
- Kaylee Keuthan, MSW - Institute for Human-Animal Connection
- Kristina Korona, MEd - Anne Arundel County Public Schools
- Susan Kosko, MEd - Carlynton School District
- Natalie Krivas, PhD-C - Humane Educator
- Mickey Kudia, MEd - HEART
- Maggie Lantzy, MSW - Zoology Foundation
- Magaly Madrid - Everyday Humane
- Deb Matlock, PhD - Wild Rhythms
- Stacy Mercord - Sheridan School District
- Debra Merskin - University of Oregon
- Robyn Moore, MEd - Humane Educator
- Juma Edwine Nabiswa - Eco-Ethics Kenya
- Rosana Ng, MBA, MEd - The University of Hong Kong
- Laura Nirenberg, Esq. - Center for Wildlife Ethics
- Brian Normoyle - Lantern Publishing & Media
- Julie O'Connor, PhD - Touro College
- Osei Henry Ofori - Independent Advisor
- Elisabeth Ormandy - Animals in Science Policy Institute
- Kenny Peavy, MS - Earth Matters
- Diane Rose-Solomon - Animal Magic Films
- Regina Rumford, PhD - Teacher
- William Ellery Samuels, PhD - City University of New York, College of Staten Island
- Fernanda Santos - Finance/Accounting Advisor
- Rose Schindler, JD - Greenspoon Marder LLP
- Jessica Shelby, DVM, MPH - Veterinarian
- Dr. Kimberly Spanjol - Iona College
- Will Stolzenburg - Author and Editor
- Chris Szulc - Independent Advisor
- Lauren Taylor - San Francisco Animal Care and Control
- Marta Vivancos - Mi Semilla de Cambio
- Liz Walch - Animal Place & HEART
- Zoe Weil - Institute for Humane Education
- Caroline Wilson, CFMP - Stifel Nicolaus
