21 September 2022 / Leo Igwe First Humanist Child Naming in Nigeria A blog post by Leo Igwe on their first humanist child naming ceremony of the Humanist Association of Nigeria. Read More
22 August 2022 / Emma Wadsworth-Jones We have the tools to influence change, now we must use them Our Casework & Campaigns Manager speaks with Richy Thompson, Humanists UK's Director of Public Affairs and Policy, on how humanist… Read More
Casework blog / 15 August 2022 / Emma Wadsworth-Jones One year on from the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan Humanists International’s Casework & Campaigns Manager reflects on Afghanistan one year after the Taliban re-established its Islamic Emirate Read More
Casework blog / 28 July 2022 / Emma Wadsworth-Jones We have the tools to influence change, now we must use them In this blog, Humanists International’s Casework & Campaigns Manager, Emma Wadsworth-Jones reflects on some of the challenges of supporting humanists… Read More
11 July 2022 / Contributor Abortion in Malta A blog post by Joanna Onions, a committee member of Humanists Malta Read More
27 June 2022 / Emma Wadsworth-Jones How universal are our human rights – the case of Mubarak Bala Read More
Young Humanists International blog / 23 May 2022 / Contributor HAPI to host international series of talks, art exhibit for Pride Month ‘22 Humanist Alliance Philippines, International (HAPI) is once again taking up the torch to continue championing human rights, particularly that of… Read More
Membership blog / 13 May 2022 / Contributor Humanism: A worldview committed to self-reflection and maturity A blog article highlighting a common thread across the various organizations worldwide operating under the banner of humanism. Read More
Book review / 19 April 2022 / Contributor New children‘s book about humanism and evolution A new children‘s book tries a unique approach by combining an adventure novel with scientific epilogues to introduce humanism and… Read More
Membership blog / 22 March 2022 / Contributor 2021 Press Project advances humanism in Peruvian academia A blog post by Piero Gayozzo, Executive Director of the Secular Humanist Society of Peru (SSH). Read More
13 January 2022 / Leo Igwe Supporting individuals at risk during a pandemic Humanist International Board Member, Leo Igwe, reflects on the work that we do to #ProtectHumanistsAtRisk, the challenges of the two… 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
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 / 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
Advocacy blog / 27 March 2018 / Elizabeth O'Casey Culture, religion and the human rights framework: Some reflections after the 37th session of the Human Rights Council After the closing of the 37th session of the UN Human Rights Council, IHEU Director of Advocacy, Elizabeth O’Casey, reflects… Read More
Casework blog / 22 October 2021 / Humanists International This is how Humanists International helped my family and I to find freedom The story of Mahmoud Jama Ahmed, who escaped persecution in Somalia and reached safety abroad. Read More