Religion and Memes: A Hundred Students Walk Out of a Lecture
Dustin Celestino, IHEYO Newsletter April/May, 2016 A few days ago I was doing a lecture on the difference between master morality…
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Self Criticism
Remmelt Ellen, IHEYO Newsletter April/May, 2016 Criticising yourself is hard, from my own experience. It is easy to pat yourself…
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Being Prepared for a Change
Sergey Badaev, IHEYO Newsletter April/May, 2016 Humanists may feel proud that their views are not dogmatic. In Amsterdam Declaration 2002…
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Unnoticed and Prejudiced: What else do we need to know about Mental Illness?
Prateek Sharma, IHEYO Newsletter April/May, 2016 We live in a society that subjects us to develop a behavioral pattern which…
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Secularism in Romania: When the freedom of speech is undermined through social pressure
Jarcatimea Timi, IHEYO newsletter April/May, 2016 Following the fall of communism in 1989, religious freedom was, among their newfound freedoms,…
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Colourblindness and New-age Racism
Vidita Priyadarshini, Editorial for the IHEYO Newsletter April/May 2016 The recent incidents of attacks on Africans in New Delhi have sparked the debate…
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European Humanist Youth Days 2016
European Humanist Youth Days registrations are open! It’s ready – the venue, hotel rooms, end party hall, most of…
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IHEYO General Assembly 2016: putting ideas into action
IHEYO has had a very busy year. Its network has continued to grow and only shows signs of further expansion.…
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A Woman in Ghana Today
Roslyn Mould, YouthSpeak March Growing up in Ghana, life can be hard without the right level of education, social ties…
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Germany’s journey towards a gender quota
Marieke Prien, YouthSpeak March The beginning of the year 2016 brought an interesting change for the German economy: the gender…
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New Year’s Eve resolutions: Respect the Bodily Autonomy of Western Women, Migrants and Refugees
Gea Meijers, YouthSpeak March While the coming of the New Year is meant to be a happy, colorful, warm celebration,…
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