David Andersson
Citizen journalist, photograph and publisher, starting back in the 80’s with the Humanist Movement by publishing a neighborhood newspaper in Paris. Today, David is the coordinator of NYC bureau for Pressenza and is hosting a talk-show call Face 2 Face. The show is broadcast on Youtube and Facebook.
75 Years Ago the US Destroyed Japanese Culture
In dropping nuclear weapons on Nagasaki just three days after having bombed Hiroshima, the US knew exactly what would be the level of destruction and the extent of the humanitarian disaster. Less than a second after the detonation, the northern end of the city was destroyed and 35,000 people had died. »
Interview with Humanist Social Reformer Tony Robinson
Our humanity is facing one of the most profound challenges we have ever faced. We find ourselves in uncharted territory, as COVID-19 has put in question everything that we currently know and believe. In a few months the world has changed like never before and will continue to change drastically but in what direction? Many people right now are working… »
How Did We End Up Here?
Every day, all day long, we are bombarded with updates and analyses about COVID-19, a virus that has stopped our one and only planet from “turning.” The whole world is on lockdown and almost everything has been shut down: businesses, cultural centers, religious institutions, etc. In the early 80s, I… »
Facing Two Pandemics: Coronavirus and Global Capital
On Sunday, Time magazine published a brilliant article, “In the Battle Against Coronavirus, Humanity Lacks Leadership” by Yuval Noah Harari. It’s a must-read piece that gives us an overview of pandemics throughout human history and shows the progress we have made, thanks to science. Mr Harari concludes… »
WWIII: A 21st Century Enemy
The whole world is at war with an almost unknown enemy, one with a sophistication that challenges our 21st century technology. And it looks like the coronavirus is currently winning. The consequences of the pandemic will be disastrous for millions of people all over the world, but as opposed to… »
Could the Coronavirus Change our Civilization Forever?
Everything’s changing very rapidly in the last few weeks — economically, ecologically, technologically, and socially. Different from other large scale disruptions, this one has no end in sight. Hurricanes, earthquakes, and blackouts have a short life span; everyone waits for the problem to pass and then starts reconstruction and a… »
NYC Council Hearing for Res. 0976 and Int. 1621 Opening Statement by CM Dromm
New York City Council Hearing on Resolution 0976 – 2019 and INT 1621 – 2019, January 28, 2019. Committees on Governmental Operations with Civil Service and Labor Int. No. 1621 and Res. No. 976 Opening Statement by Council Member, Daniel Dromm Good afternoon. I am Council Member… »
We Only Need 12 million Americans for Transformative Change.
By David Andersson On a recent podcast entitled “How Only 3.5% of a Population Can Change Society, ” Sonali Kolhatkar interviewed Erica Chenoweth, co-author of the book Why Civil Resistance Works: The Strategic Logic of Nonviolent Conflict. The book describes a study of worldwide mass campaigns of nonviolent resistance… »
Photos: IV Latin American Humanist Forum, Day 1
Opening Day, May 10 2019 in Santiago de Chile… »
By Working to Free Julian Assange We are Fighting for Justice…
Remarks at the Ecuadorian Consulate in Queens on Friday, January 18, 2019 Thank you to the New York chapter of the Ecuadorian Confederation of Journalists for organizing this celebration of journalism and thanks to the consulate for hosting this event. It is an honor to have been invited and to… »
Hiroshima-Nakasaki, August 6th-9th, 1945
Documentaries Catalogue
In Mobilization For Assange!
International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons
