Socialism often gets a bad rap. But socialism seems to match our evolved tendency to organize quite well. And, based on FDR's ...

Decentralized humanism fuses decentralized technological systems (such as blockchain, DAOs and Web3 protocols) with human-centered values: equity, self-sovereignty and dignity. It is not just a ...

Cultivating humanism can be an effective way to enhance patient trust, leading to improved adherence to lifestyle modifications or treatment plans. Humanism benefits more than just our patients.

A visiting researcher in Georgetown University’s justice and peace studies (JUPS) program defended humanism, a philosophical movement emphasizing common human needs, as a tool for addressing global ...

Humanism was once taught on college campuses in what used to be known as the liberal arts, or in great-books programs, but it has long since given way at most institutions to open curricula or to ...

Another excellent example of “extreme humanism” is thank you notes. Tom shared feedback he received from a Vice President who had someone come up to him at his retirement party to thank him ...

The IVF Clinic Bomber Was Infected by Anti-Humanism The street side of American Reproductive Centers clinic after an explosion being investigated by law enforcement in Palm Springs, Calif., May 17 ...

Humanism and empathy improve health care outcomes for underserved communities | Opinion We will not be free until the issues that lead to premature deaths and preventable illness in marginalized ...

That is why I chose the light and truths of secular Humanism over fearing the fantasies written, rewritten, and interpreted over several thousand years in the name of God. Bob Topper is a retired ...

From its very beginning, secular humanism has, in various ways, promised to save the world. Not only have these promises failed, but no coherent vision has even been offered of what a "saved world ...

Humanism raises this self-confident shout of victory in “Religions of the Future,” an essay by Tolbert H. McCarroll, editor of the Humanist (Nov./Dec., 1966, p. 190).

With Humanism, the Libermans are starting small. Their initial pilot, which they plan to open to the public next year, will include about 20-30 handpicked tech founders.