When Dr. Janet Martinez isn’t with her three beautiful, furry canine family members–Coco, Mavis, and Gigi–she works as a Health Technology Education professor at the University […]
By Tara Lenehan, RedRover Education Coordinator “People’s humanity comes out when we talk about animals together.” Sheltering at home during the pandemic has brought unique challenges […]
Did you know April is School Library Month? With unexpected school closures, parents, librarians, and educators may be looking for quality humane-themed e-books to share with […]
We understand staying home with children due to the unexpected school closures presents unique challenges. RedRover Readers put together a list of free resources for parents […]
Meet Heidi Colonna, featured in our March 2020 Teachers’ Humane Education Newsletter as our “Teacher Feature.” Heidi is a contributing writer for Kind News magazine and […]
What do students at Center City Public Charter School (CCPS), Petworth campus in Washington, D.C., look forward to at school? Getting to learn all about animals! […]
By Tara Lenehan, RedRover Education Coordinator Social and emotional learning (SEL) is the process through which children and adults understand and manage emotions, set and achieve […]
By Tara Lenehan, Education Coordinator If you’ve ever spent time with librarians – also known as Library Media Specialists – or benefited from their knowledge and […]
By Nicole Forsyth, RedRover President & CEO If you’re a parent or work with kids, you’ve likely come across the question of whether digital technology is […]
Hannah is passionate about helping animals in need. This last summer, the nine-year-old attended the Sacramento SPCA’s Camp Kindness where kids can learn more about about […]
Kathy Albiani, RedRover Readers’ newest trained volunteer and real-life humane hero, recently practiced empathy and compassion by rescuing a goat from her brother-in-law’s goat herd. She […]