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Our interactive programs encourage participation and critical thinking by combining lively discussions with videos and activities. Programs are flexible in length, and offered on a sliding scale, to meet the interests of the venue. Our Instructors :
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Your class has inspired students to take action. One proudly announced, "I have been recycling for 2 weeks!" The impact of environmental programs like yours are essential to preserving and protecting our communities.
The instructor was very enthusiastic and made great use of visuals and hands-on materials. She gave students something to think about.
I liked most how the instructor encouraged student participation and related empathy towards both animals and humans.
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Danielle Marino has a Bachelor's of Science in Psychology from the University of Illinois at Champaign and training from the 
Sandy DeLisle has her Master's of Education from Northern Illinois University and has two sons to whom she is a full-time humane educator. She taught middle school science and language arts in two Illinois public school systems (Waukegan and Deerfield). Additionally, Sandy served as science program developer and presenter at ComEd's Power House Museum in Zion, IL as well as Outdoor Education facilitator at Lorado Taft Field Campus in Oregon, IL.
Nora Kramer has taught classes about animals and the environment at several public elementary and middle schools in San Francisco. Nora addresses a variety of humane issues in a fun, interactive, and nonjudgmental way. Nora also gives classroom presentations at high schools and advises student animal and environmental protection clubs in the Bay Area. Nora has a BA in English and Psychology from the State University of New York (SUNY)-Binghamton.
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