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Humane Educator’s Toolbox: Three Myths of Behavior Change

Did you know that the greatest adversary to change is common sense? That’s what sociology professor Jeni Cross says in her TEDx talk, “Three Myths of Behavior Change: What You Think You Know That You...

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Storytelling Matters: What Moves People to Action?

Several years ago my husband and I watched “Hotel Rwanda” together. We both found the film disturbing and powerful, but while I was moved to take action, he was not. Of course I understood that...

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Animals and Media: A Style Guide for Giving Voice to the Voiceless

This website offers “style guidelines for media practitioners in the professions of journalism, entertainment media, advertising, and public relations to offer concrete guidance for how to cover and...

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WebSpotlight: Animals and Media Style Guide

The ways in which we talk about and portray nonhuman animals greatly influences how we think about animals and our relationships with them. Using she, he or it. Saying owner vs. guardian. Referring to...

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5 Minute Changemaker: Language Matters

Image via Tim Sheerman-Chase/Flickr. by Marsha Rakestraw We can kill two birds with one stone. The dog wagged its tail. I’m feeling crazy. That movie was so lame. That’s so gay. Our everyday language...

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Uncovering “Truths”

Image courtesy of Daveblog/Flickr. by Marsha Rakestraw The media is full of “truths” about people and issues. Many of these “truths” are incomplete, inaccurate, biased, misleading, and otherwise...

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What We See Depends on What We Look For

by Marsha Rakestraw Recently I came across this quote: “What we see depends mainly on what we look for.” (John Lubbock) It reminded me of the powerful story, based on a West African folktale, that Mary...

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Help Students Think Critically About Health Claims

by Marsha Rakestraw In April hundreds of thousands of people around the world took part in the March for Science, in part to “champion robustly funded and publicly communicated science as a pillar of...

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Evolving Toward Conscientious Language With Ethical Language Style Guides

by Marsha Rakestraw As we strive to become a more just and inclusive world, there is backlash against what has been termed “PC” or “politically-correct” language. Those who wave the “anti-PC” flag tend...

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Frameworks Institute

The Frameworks Institute conducts, curates, analyzes and shares scholarly research on effective communications to help leaders and changemakers strategically frame public conversation and understanding...

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Can You Spot the Biases in Your Classroom?

by IHE Peruse a piece of information, and it may seem objective. Look again with a more critical eye, and you can begin to see the hidden messages, the framing, and the context (or lack thereof)...

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The Art of Believing

by Mary Pat Champeau In 1979, I was a brand new teacher and Peace Corps volunteer in Niger, West Africa, and quite out of my element. The first week of school, I noticed three little boys, who were...

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