Educational Programming

Educational Programming

This handy infographic provides four tips for communicating with youth about animal exploitation.
This handy infographic provides four tips for communicating with youth about animal exploitation.
This free downloadable lesson plan is the first part of a multi-part sanctuary education program for middle school-age children.
This free downloadable lesson plan is the first part of a multi-part sanctuary education program for middle school-age children.
A white text box that says "six ways to make your animal sanctuary more accessible for folks with physical disabilities". There is a light pink background behind the text box, a purple cloud in the bottom left corner of the graphic, and a green frog holding a pink heart in the bottom right corner of the graphic.
This handy infographic covers six things sanctuaries can do to make their spaces more accessible for folks with physical disabilities.
This handy infographic covers six things sanctuaries can do to make their spaces more accessible for folks with physical disabilities.
The background of this image is light aqua blue. There is a yellow frame bordering the entire image. There is a white cloud illustration in the bottom right corner. There is a pink and yellow butterfly illustration flying above the cloud. There is another pink and yellow butterfly illustration flying to the left of the cloud. The text on the image says "Five Ways to Combat Biases that Harm Farmed Animals at Your Animal Sanctuary".
This handy infographic covers five ways sanctuary educators can help folks who visit their educational spaces avoid and overcome biases that can negatively impact
This handy infographic covers five ways sanctuary educators can help folks who visit their educational spaces avoid and overcome biases that can negatively impact farmed animals.
This handy infographic covers six ways animals sanctuaries can foster empathy towards farmed animals in their educational programming.
This handy infographic covers six ways animals sanctuaries can foster empathy towards farmed animals in their educational programming.
This handy infographic covers six things sanctuaries can do to make their spaces more accessible for Deaf and hard of hearing folks.
This handy infographic covers six things sanctuaries can do to make their spaces more accessible for Deaf and hard of hearing folks.
This is a graphic. There is a light purple square in the background. In front of the square is black text that says six ways to make your animal sanctuary more accessible for blind and visually disabled folks. There is an illustration of a white duck in the bottom left corner of the square. There is also two pieces of darker purple illustrated tape in the top left corner of the square and the bottom left corner of the square.
This handy infographic covers six things sanctuaries can do to make their spaces more accessible for blind and visually disabled folks.
This handy infographic covers six things sanctuaries can do to make their spaces more accessible for blind and visually disabled folks.
Skip to content