Zoe Weil M.A., M.T.S

About

Zoe Weil, M.A., M.T.S., is the co-founder and president of the Institute for Humane Education, where she created the first graduate programs and workshops in comprehensive Humane Education linking human rights, environmental sustainability, and animal protection. She is a frequent keynote speaker at education and other conferences and has given six TEDx talks, including "The World Becomes What You Teach.” She is the author of eight books, including The Solutionary Way: Transform Your Life, Your Community, and the World for the Better; The World Becomes What We Teach: Educating a Generation of Solutionaries; Most Good, Least Harm; and Above All, Be Kind. Weil received the NCSS Spirit of America award and was named one of Maine Magazine’s 50 independent leaders transforming their communities and the state. She is the recipient of the Unity College Women in Environmental Leadership award, and her portrait was included in the Americans Who Tell the Truth series. She holds masters' degrees from Harvard Divinity School and the University of Pennsylvania.

Books by Zoe Weil M.A., M.T.S

Recent Posts

Challenging Our Innate Instincts Can Reduce Polarization

Our instincts often steer us toward polarization and division, but it's possible to resist these instincts in favor of cultivating a new instinct that leads to positive change.

How to Address Youth Anxiety

Many people are worried about the growing rates of youth anxiety. There's an answer we need to embrace that's good for our kids and good for the world.

ChatGPT’s Recipe for Dog Meat

Personal Perspective: What can we learn about our own psychology from how ChatGPT responds to requests for dog meat recipes and pig meat recipes.

3 Strategies for Solving Problems in Polarized Times

Many of us are infuriated by issues in our communities, nation, and world. By asking ourselves these questions, we can become more strategic in solving the problems we care about.

The Connection Between Diabetes and Ocean Dead Zones

A solutionary approach enables us to identify, investigate, and solve entrenched, interconnected problems that we may not even realize have the same causes.

If You Love Pets, Why Do You Eat Pigs?

Personal Perspective: It's easier than ever to eat humanely and sustainably. A more compassionate world is just a meal away.

Is Your Activism Solutionary?

Use your anger as fuel to make the biggest impact you can and create a happier life for yourself and others in the process.

Schools Should Be Places of Joy

Imagine if school was a place of joy where students explored their deepest questions and concerns, cultivated their talents, and could make a real difference in the world.

Do You Ask the Right Questions?

If you want to solve problems in your life and in the world, you need to ask the right questions. Try a "quescussion" to steer you toward deeper understanding and investigation.

The Best New Year’s Resolution You Can Make

Do you yearn for a more compassionate culture with greater civility and kindness? Here's one possible path toward building such a society.