
16. Anya Overman on Humanism's Social Justice Impact
02/04/24 • 78 min
This week on Humanism Now, Audrey & AJ join the panel to discuss personal and group activism and support for Social Justice campaigns. The panel discuss; How do humanist vales align with these causes? How do we prioritise issues to best influence changes? and what role should Humanist groups play in leading or supporting campaigns?
We delve deeper into these topics with this week's guest Anya Overmann. Anya is a writer, consultant, speaker and digital nomad driven by her values as a progressive humanist activist. As former President of Young Humanists International, Anya shared her evolving views on the movement, frustrations with organised non-profits and optimism for the next generation of activists.
About Anya Overmann:
🔗 anyaovermann.com
M️ Follow Anya on Medium
📷 @Anyaovermann
🐦@AnyaLOvermann
🎙️ The Nomadic Humanist Podcast
Anya's References:
- The Revolution Will Not Be Funded, Beyond the Non-Profit Industrial Complex, INCITE!
- Intersectional feminism: what it means and why it matters right now
- Party for Socialism and Liberation
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This week on Humanism Now, Audrey & AJ join the panel to discuss personal and group activism and support for Social Justice campaigns. The panel discuss; How do humanist vales align with these causes? How do we prioritise issues to best influence changes? and what role should Humanist groups play in leading or supporting campaigns?
We delve deeper into these topics with this week's guest Anya Overmann. Anya is a writer, consultant, speaker and digital nomad driven by her values as a progressive humanist activist. As former President of Young Humanists International, Anya shared her evolving views on the movement, frustrations with organised non-profits and optimism for the next generation of activists.
About Anya Overmann:
🔗 anyaovermann.com
M️ Follow Anya on Medium
📷 @Anyaovermann
🐦@AnyaLOvermann
🎙️ The Nomadic Humanist Podcast
Anya's References:
- The Revolution Will Not Be Funded, Beyond the Non-Profit Industrial Complex, INCITE!
- Intersectional feminism: what it means and why it matters right now
- Party for Socialism and Liberation
Upcoming events:
Support us on Patreon
Click here to submit questions, nominate guest & topics or sponsor the show.
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15. Scott Jacobsen on the Importance of Journalism plus Navigating Global Conflicts with Humanistic Values
"Peace is more than just the absence of war. Peace requires respect for the worth and dignity of our fellow human beings, tolerance among individuals, and harmony within each person." Humanist International's Oslo Declaration on Peace
This week, AJ and Mark tackle Humanist perspectives on global conflicts such as the current Israel-Palestine crisis and the role of religion in exacerbating or potentially resolving this deep-seated conflict.
Our interview with journalist Scott Jacobson, whose boots on the ground in Ukraine bring a raw, provided an evidence-based angle to our discourse and demonstrates the critical role of informed journalism in shaping societal discourse.
Join us on this exploration, amplify the conversation, and help shape a more humane approach to the global stage.
Episode References:
- HUK: Statement on the Middle East
- Humanist International Statement on Russian Invasion of Ukraine
About Scott Douglas Jacobsen:
🔗In-Sight Publishing
M️Follow Scott on Medium
📖Interview Series at Good Men Project
📧 [email protected]
Scott's references:
- Monty Python Live at the Hollywood Bowl
- Model UN
- tiktok: Scott Jacobsen in Mykolaiv, Ukraine via @remuscerneaofficial
- United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) Abdul Waheed & Mubarak Bala
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Welcome back to Humanism Now. This we learn practical tips for engaging in good faith dialogues with people of different beliefs with expert insight from Jeremy Rodell, Director of Humanist UK's Dialogue Network and our regular panellists Lola & Nicole.
Episode references:
Humanists UK: Exploring Common Ground, Dialogue with others
Humanists UK: Dialogue Training Application
About Jeremy Rodell:
🎤 Humanists UK Interview
🐦 @jeremyr1
📌 South West London Humanists
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Humanism Now - 16. Anya Overman on Humanism's Social Justice Impact
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Hello and welcome to Humanism Now , a podcast from the central London humanists for anyone active or just curious about all things humanism . I'm your host , james , and this week we're delighted to be joined by our special guest , anya Overman , to talk about humanism's role in social justice campaigns around the world ,
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