liberating thoughts for reflexive minds
The New Humanism Project brings us to various places in the world, either for a self-organised event, on invitation to contribute to the organisation of an event or as active participants.
Below is a list of what we have been doing in that sense up till now. Contact us if you want to do something together with us!
We co-organise a symposium ‘Imagining Futures for a New Humanism’ together with the Robert Boyle Foundation at the James Joyce Centre in Dublin. Download the programme here, and check the event website www.newhumanism24.com.
Can we try to make the world a better place for all?… Read more > >
What are the intellectual and ethical competences children need to develop in order to become (self)reflexive, caring and tolerant cosmopolitans or ‘citizens of the world’?
What kind of education could support and guide them in that becoming while they are exploring their own path of life?… Read more > >
We participated in the first UNESCO Global Futures Literacy Design Forum in Paris on Monday 16 December 2019.
The Forum brought the general public together with leading Futures Literacy practitioners, designers, facilitators, teachers and researchers. It had two primary objectives. One is to prepare the ground for a UNESCO Ministerial Summit on Futures Literacy in late 2020 by showcasing and refining a range of already proven techniques for integrating Futures Literacy into government activities.… Read more > >
We were invited by the UN Climate Change Secretariat to present our New Humanism Project during the Capacity Building TED Talks at the United Nations Madrid Climate Change Conference on 11 September 2019.
See the presentation with the talk here.… Read more > >
With our New Humanism project, we feel honoured and pleased to be invited by the United Nations Climate Change Secretariat to moderate this cool workshop at the Climate Change conference in Madrid. Building #capacity through #research and #education is key to tackling climate change.… Read more > >
The New Humanism project in Barcelona, cracking ideas about contemporary intimacies.
Our modern methods and overcodes of social and political life may be seen as signs of social, political and even moral progress, given that they are the results of historical emancipatory struggles away from the often brutal oppressions by the pre-modern elites of emperors and priests, but in essence they are not designed to cope with the complexity, uncertainty and ambiguity of that life.… Read more > >
pilot workshop
(education for a) Cosmopolitanism beyond Comfort Zones
Friday 27 September 2019
Sukyo center, 124 E 31st St, New York, 9am-5pm
An initiative of the New Humanism Project team, hosted at the Sukyo Center New York and with support of UNITY EARTH, The Interspiritual Network, the National Ethical Service, the World Council of Peoples for the United Nations and the Forum 21 Institute.… Read more > >
We were invited to contribute to the Capacity-building Knowledge to Action Day on 19 August 2019. This event is part of the United Nations Latin America and the Caribbean Climate Week, organised in Salvador de Bahia, Brazil.
Background:
Even when there is a great variety of institutional arrangements for climate change mitigation and adaptation in every country, the continuous participation of local, national and regional stakeholders, including research institutions and universities is considered crucial to enhance climate action and ambition.… Read more > >
We were invited to contribute to the Eleventh meeting of the Research Dialogue ‘Science for Transformation’ as part of the United Nations Climate Change conference in Bonn. We worked on theme 2 Transformative adaptation and climate resilient development and provided answers to two interesting questions:
What do you consider to be the priority topics or questions on which we need to develop further research to succeed in transformative adaptation and climate resilient development?… Read more > >
We were invited to participate in a ‘disruptive brainstorming conference’ on the future of resilience, organised by the secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. Happy to be among (what they call) ‘100 visionary thinkers and thought leaders’ from international organizations and non-profit, private and academic/research entities, and looking forward to discuss visions for our common future against the backdrop of resilience.… Read more > >