The World Humanist Forum has launched its audiovisual newsletter for July–August 2026.
The purpose of this newsletter is to highlight the various activities and productions carried out by its Thematic Committees.
The newsletter is divided into three audiovisual segments and has been subtitled in English, French, and Spanish—the language of the original narration—to make it accessible to people who are deaf or hard of hearing. The versions in these languages are available on the Forum’s YouTube channel.
The first section presents a selection of activities carried out by the Thematic Working Groups: Internal Work, Gender-Based Violence, Social Ecology and Climate Change, Humanistic Attitudes and Significant Aspects of Ancestral Cultures, and Health.
The second section describes some of the activities carried out by the thematic working groups: Human Rights, Sports for Peace and Development, Nutrition and Food Sovereignty, Decolonization, and Economy and Universal Basic Income.
This section presents various activities carried out by the thematic working groups: Music, Art, and Culture for Peace and Nonviolence; Universal Human Nation / World Citizens’ Assembly; Education; and Pressenza / Nonviolent Journalism.
The full newsletter of the World Humanist Forum is available via this link.
The World Humanist Forum is a permanent space for dialogue and joint action for individuals and organizations from different cultures and regions of the world.
According to the founding definitions provided by the humanist thinker and activist Silo at the first World Humanist Forum in Moscow (1993), “the objective of this forum is to study and establish a position on global issues, by structurally linking the phenomena of science, politics, art, and religion.”
The Forum aims to become a platform for information, exchange, and discussion among individuals and institutions representing the world’s most diverse cultures, and it also intends to operate on an ongoing basis so that all relevant information can circulate immediately among its members.
The Forum strives to bring diverse cultures closer together, paving the way for a universal human nation through concrete proposals and actions in various fields.
Participation in the Forum is open to organizations and individuals on the sole condition that they do not promote violent or discriminatory activities or positions.
To join the World Humanist Forum, please write to the following email address:
forohumanistamundial@gmail.com
