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
Advocacy News / 11 June 2026 Humanists warn EU of AI monopolies, urge public ownership and human control An AI ethicist representing Humanists International has warned the EU Commission of the economic and epistemic dependency resulting from foreign… Read More
Advocacy News / 11 June 2026 Humanists call on European Parliament to protect human-centric care in AI rules An AI ethicist representing Humanists International has warned the EU Commission of the economic and epistemic dependency resulting from foreign… Read More
General news / 11 May 2026 Humanists International awards funding to 13 global projects in 2026 Humanists International has awarded grants to 13 projects around the world through its 2026 Grants Program. Read More
Membership blog / 7 April 2026 / Scott Douglas Jacobsen Humanism Under Fire: Remus Cernea on Ukraine, War, and Moral Responsibility Romanian humanist and former MP Remus Cernea reflects on covering the war in Ukraine. Read More
Membership blog / 7 April 2026 / Scott Douglas Jacobsen Humanism in Malawi: Wonderful Mkhutche on Secular Progress “Knowledge should lead to deeper questioning and critical thinking about previously held beliefs.” — Wonderful Mkhutche Read More
Membership blog / 7 April 2026 / Scott Douglas Jacobsen Humanistic Education in Uganda: Enginel B. Johnson Interview Interview with Enginel B. Johnson of Hillside Nursery & Orphanage School in Kasese, Uganda. Read More
Membership blog / 7 April 2026 / Scott Douglas Jacobsen How Lon Ostrander’s The Clergy Project Empowers Ex‑Clergy Through Community, Career Transition, and Mental Health Support How does Lon Ostrander’s leadership at The Clergy Project provide former clergy with community? Read More