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To mark World Humanist Day on June 21, the Humanist Association of Germany | Federal Association is launching its new podcast, “Humanismus to go.” This monthly talk show makes humanist perspectives accessible, relatable, and socially relevant.

On the occasion of International Children’s Day on June 1, the Humanist Association of Germany | Federal Association cordially invites you to a film screening followed by a discussion with the director Daniel Abma and Britta Licht, Federal Commissioner for Children’s Rights of the Humanist Association of Germany.

On International Women’s Day, the Humanist Association of Germany reminds us that the progress made towards equality for women cannot be taken for granted. Particularly in times of political and social uncertainty, hard-won rights come under pressure. The association calls for these achievements to be actively defended and for ways to be found to deal with the challenges of the present – without falling back into outdated gender roles.

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 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.