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Last chance – What we can do now. Read the latest issue of diesseits!

Climate change is one of the greatest challenges of our time – if not the greatest. In the current issue of our humanist magazine, we therefore ask: What relationship do humanists actually have with nature? Should it change? What can we do to prevent excess in the use of our limited natural resources? And how do we move from knowledge to action?

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A new year! A good year?

Many people are hoping that 2021 will be better than last year – thanks to the vaccinations, overcoming the Covid-19 pandemic now seems within reach. But the pandemic is far from our only problem. Thoughts on the new year from Erwin Kress, Spokesman of the Board of the Humanist Association of Germany.

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„Always keep universal human rights as a goal“

On December 10, 1948, the United Nations General Assembly proclaimed the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. What is the status of these rights today, 72 years later? And how can we make them a reality for all of humanity? A statement on today’s Human Rights Day by Erwin Kress, Spokesman of the Board of the Humanist Association of Germany – Federal Association.

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HVD Federal Representative Katja Labidi elected to the EHF Board

At this year’s General Assembly of the European Humanist Federation (EHF), HVD Federal Representative Katja Labidi was elected to the new Board. Labidi announced that she would actively support the EHF in its reorganization in order to facilitate good cooperation between humanist organizations at European level.

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Everything except Corona! – The new issue of diesseits is here!

The new issue of diesseits is dedicated to a topic that we have been unable to avoid for the past six months: the coronavirus crisis and how we are dealing with it. What does the crisis show us about ourselves and how we deal with restrictions? What does it teach us about dealing with other (global) crises such as the climate crisis? And what could humanistic interventions look like in times of crisis?

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