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Members of the World Humanist Forum met several widows groups in Kisumu, Kenya

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…

Seeds of Hope: Human Development Program in Kibos Maximum Security Prison, Kenya

The Human Development Program (Internal Development) was launched on 13 February 2026 under the #UnlimitedLove campaign. As a pre-Valentine’s initiative was designed to demonstrate that love extends beyond romantic relationships and can also be expressed through compassion, dignity, empathy, personal…

Inner Healing, outer Strength: Humanist actions on the International Widows Day in Kenya

by Dorothy Adenga and Tracey Kadada International Widows Day is observed annually to recognize the challenges faced by widows and to advocate for their inclusion, protection, empowerment, and dignity. In commemoration of this important day, Risen Flames Network (RFNET), in…

Another football, another world are possible… and essential.

In just few days, football fans (and not just them) will have their eyes fixed on the events of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. A tournament that will take place in the midst of a systemic crisis, also on a…

The Fifth Assembly of the World Humanist Forum will address collective paths toward a Universal Human Nation.

On May 23 and 24, a new open assembly of the World Humanist Forum will be held. The theme guiding the discussions is undoubtedly bold given the current times: “Toward a Universal Human Nation. Moving forward with collective action to…

What If the Borders Were Just Lines on a Map?

At some point in the journey, somewhere between exhaustion and quiet reflection, I found myself asking a simple question. Why is it easier for animals to move across Africa than it is for Africans themselves? By Kimberley Khasiala Most of…

Humanist artists send a powerful message of Peace, NonViolence and Food Sovereignty from Arusha, Tanzania.

By Kimberley Khasiala Photos by Kimberley Khasiala & Hamisi Omolo What if, just for a moment, Africa felt like one big home filled with music, stories, and shared dreams? What happens when music becomes a language everyone understands, even without…

Great anticipation surrounds the Fourth Assembly of the World Humanist Forum

At a critical moment in the global situation, in which neo-colonialist violence is reappearing and all respect for human rights and the self-determination of each people seems to be disappearing, the call of the World Humanist Forum to reflect and…

‘Overcoming the crisis and global uncertainty: humanity in action’, the IV Assembly of the World Humanist Forum calls for joint action.

Under the title ‘Overcoming the crisis and global uncertainty: humanity in action’, the IV Open Assembly of the World Humanist Forum will take place on 24th and 25th January 2026. The central theme of this Assembly aims to reflect both…

Humanists actively urge people in Kenya to unite to end violence against women and girls

From Kisumu As part of the United Nations’ ‘16 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence’ campaign, the humanist section in Kisumu organised a community participation event in Hera Mosiko on 2 December. This year’s theme, ‘United to end digital violence…

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