Most Good, Least Harm by Zoe Weil     Chapter One  The Most
Good, Least Harm (MOGO) Principle in Practice  As I wrote in the
introduction, I am a humane educator. Humane education examines
the challenges facing our planet - from human oppression, to
environmental degradation, to animal cruelty, to escalating
materialism - an invites people to live intentional, examined,
and meaningful lives that solve the problems we face. Humane
education includes four elements:  1. Providing eccurate
information about the issused of oru time so that people have
the information they need to confront challenges  2. Fostering
the 3 Cs: Curiosity, Creativity, and Critical Thinking so that
people have the skills to meet challenges  3. Installing the 3
Rs: Reverence, Respect, and Responsibility, so that people have
the motivation to face challenges  4. Offering positive choices
and tools for problem solving, so that people are empowered to
make healthy decisions for themselves and the world, and solve
challenges  These are the el