Gerald Huebner | Ep. 110

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About this Episode

How did one family’s decision to homeschool their developmentally delayed son in 1988 lead to leadership in the global homeschooling movement? Gerald Huebner shares his journey from homeschool novice to international advocate. He and his wife Bev homeschooled their two children, and founded local and provincial homeschool organizations in Canada, eventually expanding their influence through HSLDA Canada and the Global Home Education Exchange. Gerald offers insights on starting homeschool support groups and navigating worldwide homeschooling challenges. Zan and Gerald reflect on their shared experiences, including speaking at international homeschooling conferences together. Listeners will be inspired by Gerald’s commitment to homeschool freedom and his global efforts to support and encourage home educating families.

Meet My Guest

Gerald Huebner lives in Manitoba, Canada. Gerald and wife Bev home educated their two now adult children through all fourteen great education years to graduation and now are enjoying three homeschooled grandchildren (fourth one is now in college) Gerald and Bev have spent over 35 years in leadership of home education organizations, and Gerald currently serves as the board chair of HSLDA Canada and the Canadian Centre for Home Education. Gerald worked for over 37 years in senior management of the agriculture department with the provincial government in the province of Manitoba. Gerald and Bev have shared their journey and experience with parents, government officials and others in over 20 countries around the world. They are also heavily involved in ministry including home education in Ukraine. 

FACEBOOK: https://facebook.com/gerald.huebner.1
FACEBOOK GROUP: UKRAINE PRAYER TEAM: https://facebook.com/groups/389766049972502
EMAIL: gerald.huebner@me.com 

Mentioned in this Episode

• Global Home Education Exchange (GHEX) 
• HSLDA Canada
  

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