One day, all colleges of education will have humane education degree programs, and school systems will hire humane educators in the same number as math teachers. In order to make this happen, however, activists need to promote humane education, not only for nonhumans, but also for people and the Earth itself. In addition, activists need to become humane educators and go into the schools with alternative messages to the ones of greed, consumerism, exploitation, and violence. The first step in becoming a humane educator is getting an education. You wouldn't teach math without understanding mathematics, and this is also true with humane education.
Humane education is a huge field.
It is not enough to read the AV Magazine and other animal rights magazines and brochures. To be a humane educator one needs to read a range of books by a variety of authors, to learn many sides of many issues, and to be informed about other movements for social change in addition to the animal movement. Humane educators do not proselytize or tell people what to do or think. They are not the purveyors of Truth, but rather the questioners of truth. Humane educators ask their students to think for themselves, creatively and critically, to determine their own beliefs and values and then to live accordingly.