6. Javan Lev Poblador, Young Humanists Special!
11/05/23 • 72 min
On this episode of Humanism Now, we're exploring the inspiring world of young humanists. Our co-host AJ and new panellist Nicole, fellow coordinators of Young Humanist UK share what campaigns and activities motivate Humanists in the 18-35 age range.
Nicole also shares her experience of starting a new humanist group in Leicester and the joys of bringing humanist values to life through meaningful Humanists Ceremonies.
AJ & Nicole share how they became engaged with Humanism and offer advice for anyone looking to set up a new group or attract more young members. In discussing events and campaign that encourage greater engagement, we explore the alignment of humanism with climate and social justice activism.
In this week's guest interview , Javan Lev Poblador, International Coordinator for the Young Humanists International Group, provides insights in to the Global Young Humanist movement, describes the state of humanism in the Philippines and highlights some of the lesser known human impacts of the growing climate crisis.
Finally, in our mailbag section we discuss what events and campaign topics appeal most you Young Humanists.
Episode references:
- Leicester Humanists Launch Event, with Andrew Copson, 8 Nov 2023
- Young Humanists UK
- Young Humanists International
- HUK: Setting up a local group
About Javan Lev Poblador:
- Young Humanists International
- YHI on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram
- Humanist Alliance Philippines, International (HAPI)
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On this episode of Humanism Now, we're exploring the inspiring world of young humanists. Our co-host AJ and new panellist Nicole, fellow coordinators of Young Humanist UK share what campaigns and activities motivate Humanists in the 18-35 age range.
Nicole also shares her experience of starting a new humanist group in Leicester and the joys of bringing humanist values to life through meaningful Humanists Ceremonies.
AJ & Nicole share how they became engaged with Humanism and offer advice for anyone looking to set up a new group or attract more young members. In discussing events and campaign that encourage greater engagement, we explore the alignment of humanism with climate and social justice activism.
In this week's guest interview , Javan Lev Poblador, International Coordinator for the Young Humanists International Group, provides insights in to the Global Young Humanist movement, describes the state of humanism in the Philippines and highlights some of the lesser known human impacts of the growing climate crisis.
Finally, in our mailbag section we discuss what events and campaign topics appeal most you Young Humanists.
Episode references:
- Leicester Humanists Launch Event, with Andrew Copson, 8 Nov 2023
- Young Humanists UK
- Young Humanists International
- HUK: Setting up a local group
About Javan Lev Poblador:
- Young Humanists International
- YHI on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram
- Humanist Alliance Philippines, International (HAPI)
Support us on PatreonAdvertising opportunities
Click here to submit questions, nominate guest & topics.
Follow Humanism Now @HumanismNowPod
Humanism Now is produced by Humanise Live
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5. Emma Park, Editor of The Freethinker plus Humanism in Education & Science Communication
This week on Humanism now, Mark & AJ join the panel to discuss the role of science communication & humanism in education, with insights gathered from the New Scientist Conference.
Dr. Emma Park, Editor of The Freethinker, provides a deep dive into the essence of freethought & the consequences of placing any views on an untouchable pedestal. Emma shares insights into the relationship between freethought & free speech, challenges to these freedoms & reviews the current status of non-religious movements.
We end with our listener question: 'Is humanism a religion?'
Episode references:
- Why Humanism is included in ‘Religious Education’ (‘RE’)
- How Humanist are you Quiz?
- UnderstandingHumanism.org.uk
- Humanist UK: Teachers Network
- Humanists UK: School Speakers
- Atheist Bus Campaign
About Dr. Emma Park:
🔗 Emma Park, Homepage
🐦 @DrEmmaPark on Twitter
📖 The Freethinker
📺 Pastafarianism: parody or religion? | Emma Park | CLH Talks
Emma's book references;
- The Battle for Thought - Freethinking in the Twenty-First Century, Simon McCarthy-Jones
- Freedom to Think - The Long Struggle to Liberate Our Minds, Susie Alegre
- Humanly Possible - Seven Hundred Years of Humanist Freethinking, Enquiry and Hope, Sarah Bakewell
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7. Terri O'Sullivan, Faith to Faithless on Support for Leaving Religion plus Humanistic Approaches to Free Speech
This week on Humanism now, Audrey & Mark join the panel to discuss taking a humanistic approach to issues around Free Speech and free expression, drawing on recent international news items.
Our guest this week is Terri O'Sullivan from Faith to Faithless. Terri shares her deeply personal journey to humanism and her role as Apostate Services Development Officer, at FTF (part of Humanists UK). She also provides detailed advice for those seeking support when leaving high-control groups or experiencing religious trauma.
Finally our mailbag question this week asks if Humanism aligns with and support other social change movements, such as Feminism and Black Lives Matter.
Episode references:
- BBC: Sweden's Quran burnings put freedom of expression law to test
- Amnesty International: The Importance of Freedom of Expression
- UN: Definition of Hate Speech
Contact Terri O'Sullivan:
🔗 Faith to Faithless
🐦 @Terri_OSullivan
📘 @FaithtoFaithless
Terri's references;
- Religious Trauma Syndrome by Marlene Winell
Support Asylum Research:
University of Sheffield are conducting research on how UK asylum claims are handled on the grounds of non-religiosity. If you have faced fear of persecution and have gone through the asylum system, please contact Lucy Potter. More info.
Upcoming CLH Events:
- Pub After HUK Voltaire Lecture 14 Nov 2023
- Trans Day of Remembrance, 20 Nov 2023
- ABH Discussion Group, 21 Nov 2023
- Xmas Party: Comedy Night for MacMillan Cancer Support, 13 Dec 2023
- Online Talk with FTF:
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Humanism Now - 6. Javan Lev Poblador, Young Humanists Special!
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Hello and welcome to episode six of Humanism , now the podcast brought to you by the Central London Humanists . My name's James , your host , and this week all about young humanists . Who are they , what do they care about and how can more young people get involved in humanist movements ?
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