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Videos and Webinars

LivingKind’s free videos and webinars cover a variety of important education topics for both traditional and non-traditional educators, parents/guardians, and concerned citizens.

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Curriculum Development
General/SEL
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Animal Protection
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- Video
- Animal Protection
Why Is It Important to Spay and Neuter?
- Video
- Animal Protection
How To Make A Dog Using Air-Dry Clay
- Video
- Environmental Sustainability
How To Make A Bug Hotel Using A Can and Bamboo Shoots
- Video
- Animal Protection
How to Make A Bat Mask Using Felt
- Video
- General/SEL
Create a "Miniature Me"
- Video
- Animal Protection
Make Toys for Dogs and Cats Using Old Shirts and Paper Towel Rolls
How To Make A Toad Abode
- Video
- Animal Protection
Save Birds By Making This Window Cling
- Video
- General/SEL
How To Make A Breathing Bunny
- Video
Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams and Compassionate Communities Program
- Video
- General/SEL
Guided Meditation
- Video
- General/SEL
Secret of the Troublemakers, Read Aloud by Author Kristina Hulvershorn
- Video
- Animal Protection
Animal Feeling Sculptures - How To
- Video
- General/SEL
It's Okay to Feel and Show It
- Video
- General/SEL
Calming Mind Jars
- Video
- General/SEL
Stay Calm: Breathing Techniques
- Video
- Animal Protection
What Is an Animal Shelter?
- Video
- Animal Protection
What Is a Puppy Mill?
- Video
- Animal Protection
Rehabilitated Mallard Duck Released Back into the Wild
- Video
- Animal Protection
Rescue Tails: Meet Luca
- Video
- Environmental Sustainability
I HEART How To's: Making Eco Journals
- Video
- Animal Protection
I HEART How To's: Make Kitty Forts for Shelter Cats
I HEART How To's: Make Cruelty Free Eco-Cleaners
I HEART How To's: Reduce Trash By Making a Reusable Bag
- Video
- Animal Protection
I HEART How To's: Make a Beverage Carton Bird Feeder
- Video
- Animal Protection
I HEART How To's: Making Pine Cone Bird Feeders
Teaching Compassion for Animals (Grades 4 - 6)
Compassionate Connections in the Classroom
- Webinar
- General/SEL
Youth Empowerment: Service Learning for All
- Webinar
- General/SEL
What is the Role of the Adult in Youth-Led Action?
Digital Resources to Teach Compassion and Critical Thinking
Promoting Social Responsibility for Middle and High School Students
Running a Humane-Themed Summer Camp
- Video
- Animal Protection
Teaching Controversial Humane Education Topics
Earth Day Education Every Day
- Webinar
- General/SEL
Humane Education: How Everyone Can Get Involved
- Webinar
- General/SEL
Fostering Empathy and Humane Behavior
- Webinar
- Curriculum Development
A Holistic Approach to Teaching
- Webinar
- Animal Protection
Fostering Empathy for Animal Companions
The Power of Humane Literature
- Webinar
- Social Justice
Teaching Food Justice Issues to Upper Elementary and Middle School Students

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Students are not passive learners, but influential participants in the world around them.

Questioning what’s broken.
Protecting what matters.
And changing what comes next.

They aren’t waiting, they’re stepping in and making waves.

Same mission, with a clearer truth.

Because the world young people are inheriting is not stable.
And they know it.

Students aren’t just learning how the world works. They realize they can shape it.

This is not new work, but a clarity of work

After 25 years as HEART, we are now LivingKind.

Our name is changing, but our mission is not.

Students are not only learning how the world works, but realizing they can shape it. For years, we’ve seen what happens when young people engage wit

Zoom in and check out some Awareness Pages made by students at the High School for Environmental Studies in NYC. Students choose topics that were most important to them and researched what they can do to practice compassion and take action for the be

Something new is on the horizon…
Same mission. Bold future.
We can’t wait to share what’s next, stay tuned for April 14, 2026!
#ComingSoon #KindnessMatters

This World Health Day, let’s stand with science. A healthier future depends on collaboration, evidence, and facts to build a healthier world for people, animals, and the planet. 🌍✨
#WorldHealthDay #StandWithScience #OneHealth #GlobalHealth

Spring is here! Let’s show some love to our pollinators! 🌼🐝
Plant native flowers, skip pesticides, and leave a little “wild” space in your yard to give bees, butterflies, and other pollinators a safe place to thrive. Small actions

The kids are all right! We’ve always known today’s young people are leading the way, and the research backs us up. We’re proud to share this work from our partner, Sara Konrath, which confirms what we see every day: youth are more e

Remember to vote for us as part of the APHE 2026 Educator’s Choice Awards! We’re nominated in two categories:
• Best Youth Humane Education Program: Youth Changemaker Clubs
• Best Humane Education Speaker: Kristina Hulvershorn

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