The Humanist Association of Germany – Federal Association cordially invites you to the book launch with Linn Stalsberg in Berlin: “War is contempt for life. An essay on peace”.
The Humanist Association of Germany – Federal Association cordially invites you to an evening about the freethinker and resistance fighter Max Sievers (1887-1944).
The international partner organization of the Humanist Association of Germany, Humanists International, has published the Freedom of Thought Report 2025. The annual report examines how states around the world respect and protect the right to freedom of religion, belief and expression. The 14th edition analyzes in particular the connection between religion and the global rise of authoritarian politics.
The Humanist Association of Germany – Federal Association, together with over 60 civil society organizations worldwide, opposes the withdrawal of the USA from multilateral institutions.
The Humanist Association of Germany – Federal Association cordially invites you to a book presentation with Horst Groschopp in Berlin:
“Von der Freidenkerei zur Volksbildung. The ‘Neue Frankfurter Verlag’ and its history”.
The Federal Executive Board of the Humanist Association of Germany wishes you an awake, sensitive and compassionate 2026. Responsibility lies with us, humanity begins now.
Celebrate, remember, connect – shaping humanist occasions with meaning and personality. The Humanist Association of Germany – Federal Association presents its specialist committee “Humanist Celebration Culture”.
From October 27 to 31, 2025, European pastoral caregivers will discuss the future of humanistic pastoral care at the international symposium “European perspectives on humanist existential care” in Berlin.
Two Young Humanists, accompanied by Katrin Raczynski, spokesperson for the board of the Humanist Association of Germany – Federal Association, attended the Federal President’s reception for volunteers at Bellevue Palace. At this reception, Frank-Walter Steinmeier paid tribute to the people who volunteer in a wide variety of areas. The aim of the event is to make visible, on behalf of the many millions of committed people in Germany, those who make community possible, promote participation and assume responsibility with their commitment.
At the digital Council of Delegates of the Humanist Association of Germany on May 17, 2025, two new federal commissioners were introduced: for the history of humanism and for humanist hospice work. The European Humanist Services Network (EHSN) – a European network for humanist professionals – was also presented.
