2021 Humanism Conference program announced
Humanists International has just announced the program of the conference on 14 August.
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What have humanists learned after six months into the pandemic?
Humanism and COVID-19, six months on
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Alain Presillas from the Philippines: “We don’t hide being humanists, especially now”
The seventeenth mini-interview in the #GlobalHumanismNow series: Alain Presillas from the Philippines.
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Bart Worden from the US: “humanists should take the lead in advocating for people over money”
Sixteenth mini-interview in the #GlobalHumanismNow series: Bart Worden from the USA
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Lone Ree Milkaer from Denmark: “this crisis is showing us that we are part of a global humanist community”
Fifteenth mini-interview in the #GlobalHumanismNow series: Lone Ree Milkaer from Denmark
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Gaylene Middleton from New Zealand: “We are fortunate because we don’t need help. Let’s rather help the international community”
Fourteenth mini-interview in the #GlobalHumanismNow series: Gaylene Middleton from New Zealand
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Giorgio Maone from Italy: “We closed our venues before the lockdown, churches are still open today”
Thirteenth mini-interview in the #GlobalHumanismNow series: Giorgio Maone from Italy.
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Anton Van Dyck from Belgium: “Our principles are nothing if they’re only found on paper”
Twelve mini-interview in the #GlobalHumanismNow series: Anton Van Dyck from Belgium.
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Larry Tepa from Zambia: “Ubuntu means ‘I am because we are’, let’s roll up our sleeves and work together then”
Eleventh mini-interview in the #GlobalHumanismNow series: Larry Tepa from Zambia
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Rishvin Ismath from Sri Lanka: “Some of us are forced to pray five times a day”
Tenth mini-interview in the #GlobalHumanismNow series: Rishvin Ismath from Sri Lanka
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Christian Colombo from Malta: “Humanity is amazingly resourceful when dealing with adversity”
ninth mini-interview in the #GlobalHumanismNow series: Christian Colombo from Malta
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