CHE for Animal Sanctuaries and Rescues (per user)
Learn to integrate Compassionate Humane Education (CHE) into your sanctuary or rescue. Create ethical, educational programs that teach empathy, engage the community, and generate sustainable income.
Video: Welcome by Michele Fasnacht
1. What CHE is and Why It Matters
2. How to Use the CHE Program
3. Key Terms in Compassionate Humane Education (CHE)
Video: Foundations of CHE for Leadership
4. Laying the Foundation – Preparing Your Organization
5. Compassionate Onboarding
5a. Training & Supporting Staff in CHE
6. Inclusion and Diversity in Practice
7. Organization Wide Systems: Values
8. Living Classrooms
9. Seed to Sanctuary Gardens
10. CHE-Aligned Team Recognition
11. Building a Neurodiversity-Inclusive Culture
12. Sanctuary Spaces and Integrated Animal Learning Environments
13. Sustainability Practices that Support CHE
14. CHE Leadership Lesson
16. Reflection for Leaders
17. Sanctuary Visit Protocol for CHE
17a. Leadership Prompt
18. Ethical Standards
19. Using AI in Sanctuary Leadership
19a. Ethical Use of AI
19b. AI for Administrative Systems
Reflection
Section 1: Foundations Quiz
Video: Staff
1. Hiring & Staffing for Educational Programs
2. Legal & Safety Requirements
2a. Forms and Resources
3. Volunteer Expectations and Code of Conduct
4. Staff Training and Development
4a. AI for Staff Education
5. Staff and Volunteer Communication Protocols
6. Safety and Emergency Procedures for Educational Programs
7. AI in Animal Care
7a. Using AI for Animal Identification: Safe, Ethical and Accurate Practices
7b. AI Safety in Animal Care
7c. AI for Daily Animal Care
8. Incident Reporting and Documentation
9. Staff Wellness and Retention
9a. Staff Wellness Toolkit
10. Volunteer Management & Training
10a. Volunteer Orientation
10b. Volunteer Scheduling and Role Assignment
10c. Volunteer Training and Evaluation System
10d. AI for Volunteer Scheduling and Communication
11. Staff Training, Evaluation, Accountability
12. AI for Staff Training and Internal Communication
13. Integrating CHE into Staff Roles and Organizational Structure
14. When a Staff Member is Not a Good Fit
Reflection
Section 2: Staff Quiz
Video: Bringing CHE to Life
1. Bringing CHE to Life — Educational Programs that Inspire and Sustain
2. Humane Classrooms and Ethical Animal Engagement
3. On-Site Educational Tours & Field Trips
4. Virtual Tours & Field Trips
5. After-School & Homeschool Programs: Extending CHE Beyond the Classroom
6. Summer Camps & Sanctuary Keeper Programs: Immersive CHE Education for Youth
7. Volunteer & Youth Leadership Pathways: Turning Compassion into Action
8. Educational Outreach
9. Memberships & Donor Education Experiences
10. CHE Themes for Outreach and Education
11. Educational Grants and Funding Expansion
12. Grant Readiness Checklist
13. AI for Grant Support
14. AI for Lesson Planning
Reflection
Section 3: Bringing CHE to Life Quiz
5a. Activity and Reflection Page
Video: Implementing CHE in Programs
1. You Are an Educator (Even If You’re Not a Teacher)
2. CHE Lesson - Understanding Neurodiversity
3. CHE Lesson - Supporting Neurodivergent Learners
2. Introducing CHE to Learners
3. Using Scripted CHE Lessons as Academic Curriculum
4. Understanding the CHE Educator Role and Boundaries
5. CHE Animal Observation & Respect Guide
6. AI for Enrichment
CHE for Teachers Prompt
Reflection
Section 5: Implementing CHE Quiz
Video: Reset Circles
CHE Reset Circle Guide
Reflection