Humanism and Spirituality

By Peter A. Canggat Jr. The Human Side of Disease Control In the steep peaks of the Cordillera Mountains, the battle against a devastating animal disease is being waged with active listening, mutual respect, and community solidarity. African Swine Fever (ASF)…

The Universalist Humanism Summer University is celebrating its fourth edition this year, with the theme “Nonviolent Revolution: A Humanizing Path.” As in previous years, it will take place over three days, from September 11 to 13, this time at the…

How personal and social change move together in Silo’s thought It would be a mistake to read Silo as saying that a person must first perfect themselves in isolation, and only afterward step out to help change the world. His…

The World Humanist Forum has launched its audiovisual newsletter for July–August 2026. The purpose of this newsletter is to highlight the various activities and productions carried out by its Thematic Committees. The newsletter is divided into three audiovisual segments and…

On Silo’s vision of human transformation Throughout his work, Silo returns again and again to a single conviction: that the crises of our time cannot be solved only by rearranging institutions, redistributing wealth, or reforming laws. Something more fundamental is…

Perhaps we are trying to imagine tomorrow with the categories of yesterday. The complexity of human life is increasing at an extraordinary pace. Technology and artificial intelligence are transforming how we work, communicate and understand the world. Our relationships, families…

After my deep experiences during my investigation on the possibility of traveling in time, my view and understanding of human history changed profoundly. I discovered that everything in human history is totally interconnected and circular in an ever upward spiral…

To understand the general crisis humankind is going through today we have to go back to the moment in history where the evolutionary direction of humankind was broken and deviated towards a dark path of generalised antihumanism and dehumanisation. That…

A group of Humanists, who participate in different Thematic Tables of the World Humanist Forum, organized a visitation and engagement meeting with widow groups in Kisumu, Kenya. The visit provided an opportunity to interact directly with collectives of widows, listen…

Meditation is often accused of being apolitical. It is said that, in inner contemplation, one turns a blind eye to the world’s problems. This article illustrates that things can be different. by Klaus Moegling Meditation in Motion In Zen Buddhist…