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Students can use this kit to prepare an argument stating that “no-kill” policies at animal shelters have unintended consequences and increase animal suffering.

All animals deserve rights and equal consideration, and speciesism is an unjustifiable bias. Have students use this kit to explore the reasons why.

The Canadian government should end its funding of the commercial seal slaughter immediately. Have students use this kit to explore the reasons why.

Eating animals is cruel, unsustainable, and unethical. Have students use this kit to prepare an argument stating how we can help animals by making the switch to vegan eating.

Spaying and neutering companion animals is vital to ending the animal-overpopulation crisis. Students can use this kit to prepare an argument stating that sterilizing companion animals should be mandatory.

Animal agriculture is cruel, unsustainable, and bad for the environment. Have students use this kit to prepare an argument stating how we can help heal our planet by choosing vegan foods.

Animal testing is ineffective, unethical, and wasteful. Have students use this kit to prepare an argument stating why animals shouldn’t be used for experimentation.

This kit is an essential tool for helping your students speak up for animal rights, counter opposing viewpoints, and excel in a debate.

TeachKind invites summer school educators to supplement their curriculum with our humane education activities and lessons.

Speciesism, the misguided belief that one species is more important than another, is deeply engrained in our society, but it can—and should—be unlearned.

A former UFC fighter discovers an elite group of athletes proving that everything he’d been taught about protein was a lie.

While you’re teaching virtually, make use of our array of interactive digital resources.

Archaic, cruel animal tests won’t help us quickly find a cure for COVID-19. Innovative scientists are doing things differently—and will inspire your students.

“Test Subjects” exposes the pressure on young scientists to hurt animals—even when doing so is contrary to good science.

The Chinese Lunar New Year brought us the Year of the Rat, so let’s learn more about these smart and sensitive animals.