Membership blog / 14 October 2026 / Contributor The King of Norway spoke at 2011 World Humanist Congress On 28 August this year, one of the speakers at the 2011 World Humanist Congress ascended to the Norwegian throne. Read More
Membership blog / 30 September 2026 / Contributor Romanian humanists launch free platform helping youth think critically SciLit.eu, developed by the Romanian Secular Humanist Association with partners in five other European countries, launched last week. Read More
Campaigns blog / 30 September 2026 / Contributor Humanists Australia’s Altruistic: From “Humanist rock” to Ugandan classrooms Satirical rock, a Ugandan youth project and a culture shock in US grad school: a humanist look at critical thinking. Read More
Membership blog / 28 September 2026 / Contributor Jehovah’s Witnesses to permit most blood transfusions Peruvian Humanist Adrián Núñez reflects on the Jehovah's Witnesses' major shift to allow most blood transfusions. Read More
Membership blog / 7 September 2026 / Contributor Protecting the “hard core” of humanism: a Lakatosian approach How Lakatos's philosophy could help humanist organizations balance open debate with institutional integrity. Read More
Book review / 19 August 2026 / Contributor New Book Challenges Harari’s History of Humanism Leslie Allan's new book argues that setting the historical record straight matters for humanist advocacy worldwide. Read More
Campaigns blog / 17 August 2026 / Contributor Humanists Australia’s Altruistic: Why African creatives need a humanist home Across Africa, we don’t have many strong, visible humanist organisations. But we do have something else: a brave niche of… Read More
Membership blog / 17 July 2026 / Contributor Humanists Australia’s Altruistic: Why Humanism belongs in music, film and culture Every movement needs a soundtrack. Humans are social beings and humanists aren’t any different — we gather. Read More
Membership blog / 22 June 2026 / Contributor Sowing Humanism in Peru: The rise of secular ceremonies Secular ceremonies are growing in Peru, bringing humanist weddings and funerals to more people. Read More
Campaigns blog / 16 June 2026 / Contributor Why Humanism needs its own record label Discover why music could be the key to spreading humanist ideas and building community. Read More
Membership blog / 5 June 2026 / Contributor Romanian Humanists launch free platform to help families navigate religion classes in public schools ASUR launches a free online platform providing legal guidance, opt-out resources and support for families navigating religion classes. Read More
Campaigns blog / 27 September 2019 / Giovanni Gaetani Do you remember Mohamed, the Egyptian atheist kicked off a TV interview? Mohamed Hisham who was forced to escape Egypt last year, after a backlash against his "atheist" interview. Read More
Membership blog / 5 December 2019 / Giovanni Gaetani 20 humanist books to be auctioned off: make your offer today! Italian and Belgian humanists donated 20 books to fund raise money for our Protect Humanists At Risk campaign Read More
Campaigns blog / 8 March 2019 / Jessica McDonald Rahaf was not the first woman to flee sexual apartheid – and she won’t be the last Rahaf al-Qunun is singular in her courage and tenacity. Yet she is not the first and will not be the… Read More
Membership blog / 9 November 2021 / Humanists International The difference between Muslims, Islamists, and Jihadists (explained by an ex-Islamist) Read More
Young Humanists International blog / 21 November 2023 / Contributor Unlocking the Past: The Enduring Relevance of History A blog post by Edgar Louis de Gracia for "Humanist Voices", the blog of Young Humanists International. Read More