The Humane Society of the United States announces the availability of grant funds for innovative humane education opportunities in K-12 classrooms.
Mini-grant applications are judged according to a rubric which emphasizes humane education components, innovation, clarity of objectives and standards-based work, service-learning components, replication feasibility, evaluation methods, and cost effectiveness.
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