United Nations invites humanist organizations to shape new human rights report
The UN Independent Expert on human rights and international solidarity has opened a consultation for the report.
Read More
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
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
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
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
Why Humanism needs its own record label
Discover why music could be the key to spreading humanist ideas and building community.
Read More
Critical thinking project reaches over 300 people in five Ugandan schools
The Enhancing Critical Thinking Skills project has helped strengthen critical thinking through teacher training, workshops and mentorship.
Read More
Fighting for freedom of thought in Malaysia: The quiet revolution of Humanists Malaysia
A.J. Surin, Founder & President of Humanists Malaysia, on the struggle for freedom of thought, secular advocacy and human rights.
Read More
Humanist Signal reaches 10,000 people with secular broadcast project in Peru
With support from Humanists International’s Grant program, Humanist Signal was able to strengthened the secular movement in Peru.
Read More
Global events mark launch of Freedom of Thought Report 2025
Our Members have held events around the world to discuss the report and its findings.
Read More
Grant recipient prevents mob violence against alleged “witches” in Nigeria
Advocacy for Alleged Witches (AfAW) has helped prevent mob violence and protect individuals falsely accused of “witchcraft” in Nigeria.
Read More