David Andersson
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…
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…
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.…
Ecuadorian Journalists Confederation Forum focusing on migrants and the Caravan
Speech given by David Andersson on Friday November 9, 2018 at National-Spanish Benevolent Society First let me thank the Ecuadorian Journalists Confederation in New York for organizing this forum focusing on migrants and the Caravan. This issue of the caravan…
European Humanist Forum: the first day in pictures
In this case, almost fifty pictures are worth a thousand words…
Voting Will not Be #Enough
By David Andersson After the March for Our Lives rallies that mobilized millions of people the main focus for gun control activists is gaining political power. This a great direction, seeking to engage people in the democratic process, and was…
The Humanists are Supporting Students and the March For Our Lives
As we approach the March For Our Lives in Washington DC on March 24th, the issue of gun control and school security remains at the forefront of public debate. A month after the Florida School shooting which killed 17 people,…
A Special Day in America
By David Andersson Everything started as usual. The morning cold made me move quickly to the train. When i got to work, i went through my usual routine of checking my email, getting updated for the day. One email, titled…
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