08/21/2015
HSI Welcomes the 2015-16 members to the HumaneEd Clubs hoping we can continue working to create a humane world for all.
The Humane School Initiative is a program from THE HUMANE FOUNDATION, Inc. (www.facebook.com/thehumanefoundation)
The HSI is established in schools by means of an HSI Committee with representatives from the different school departments and the students body. The HSI looks to work with all the school departments to implement school wide initiatives to:
1- Fight all forms of violence, hate, bullying, and discrimination so that we may have SAFER schools.
2- Act in an environmentally and sustainably manner so t
08/21/2015
HSI Welcomes the 2015-16 members to the HumaneEd Clubs hoping we can continue working to create a humane world for all.
01/29/2015
HUMANE SCHOOL INITIATIVE EVENT. According to the HSI Calendar, January is the month of Animals Used as Entertainment. Since we have been campaigning in support to Lo**ta, The Lonely Orca held captive at Miami Seaquarium, we want to bring awareness to our schools through this suggested activity "Valentines for Lo**ta" an initiative from Peggy Oki from the Origami Whale Project. Read the comments for explanation of the project. http://www.origamiwhalesproject.org/lolita/valentines-for-lolita
11/26/2014
Today as it is our tradition The Humane Club at Hialeah High had out Turkey-less Vegan Thanksgiving Putlock. We watched one of the videos from Mercy For Animals to be reminded why we chose to have a Turkey-less Thanksgivng Meal, then we gave thanks, we ate and we ended up collecting money to adopt one of these guys from Farm Sanctuary. Have a Happy Vegan Thanksgiving!
Sponsoring a turkey is a central part of the Thanksgiving tradition. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Last year, thousands of folks "adopted" a turkey as part of their compassionate holiday celebrations. Once you sponsor your turkey, share with your friends and spread the love! Sponsor now: http://bit.ly/AdoptATurkey
10/17/2014
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10/09/2014
Stand Up against Bullying. Share this message on your wall and ask your friends to re-share, let's create a wave against what's not right. Let's create a more humane school/world. Go-Humane!!!
09/26/2014
The Humane Club. 2013-14 Club Fair
07/25/2014
Animal HERO Awards
Hialeah High Humane School Initiative Club was recognized with The Animal HERO Awards for its work to create a more humane school environment.
07/25/2014
01/10/2014
This is a good initiative to share positive messages, to start a conversation, or direct people to a website where they can learn more anout the causes we stand up for.
FYI, Your Math Book Can Save Animals As a student, you already know that one of the best places—if not the best place—to make the biggest difference for animals is at your school. peta2 makes it pretty easy for you, too, with resources like the “Veggie Burger Project” and our “Cut Out Dissection” campaign. But guess what?
12/18/2013
Today Hialeah High HSI Club did the "Animal-Free Fashion" presentation where 22 participants watched the video, learned the facts, and took Animal-Free Fashion pledge. Way to go Hialeah High!
12/18/2013
Humane Education for Green Issues during December is "Water Conservation"
What Can You Do?
1- Learn About the Facts
a: http://water.org/water-crisis/water-facts/water/
b: http://www.globalissues.org/article/601/water-and-development
2- Watch the Issues with Your Own Eyes
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpUWtMYqikc
3- Get Involved
http://water.org/help/?utm_source=water_org&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=button_header&utm_content=get_involved
4- Educate others, as many as you can, PASS IT ON! - SHARE - SHARE - SHARE
The Power of Water The water and sanitation problem in the developing world is far too big for charity alone. At Water.org, we are driving the water sector for new solutions, n...
12/18/2013
Today Hialeah High HSI Club did the "Drugs and Addictions" presentation where 17 participants watched the video, learned the facts, and took the pledge. Way to go Hialeah High!