A reminder that we've launched an interactive virtual tour of Conway Hall, a humanist building. It's a fantastic classroom resource to support teachers and students to explore the history of humanist thought and action! understandinghumanism.org.uk/conway-hall-vi…

Looking for a summary of the humanist approach to life? Then look no further. Listen to Prof Alice Roberts💙 sum up the beliefs and values that many non-religious people hold dear and discover how they find joy and meaning in the one life we have! understandinghumanism.org.uk/res_films/one-…

Using their life experience and knowledge, our free humanist school speakers can bring a personal dimension to young people’s study of humanism that goes ‘beyond the textbook’. Find out more and book a visit below! understandinghumanism.org.uk/school-speaker…

Our teacher training on humanism is a fantastic way to support you to deliver an inclusive education about religion and worldviews! Spaces left on our upcoming after-school webinars next week. Don't miss out! understandinghumanism.org.uk/training/

Great CPD for primary and secondary RE teachers! Our teacher training webinars next week will support your subject knowledge of humanism and provide practical ideas for teaching about non-religious worldviews. NATRE RE Hubs TeamRE understandinghumanism.org.uk/training/

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Our CPD for teachers is happening again soon! Sign up today for subject knowledge development, and tips and resources to help you teach about humanism. Dates are Tuesday 14 May (primary) and Thursday 16 May (secondary). understandinghumanism.org.uk/training/

Teachers, book now to join us on Tuesday 14 May (primary) or Thursday 16 May (secondary) for a CPD webinar! Our CPD session will support you in your subject knowledge of humanism, along with plenty of classroom tips and resources. understandinghumanism.org.uk/training/

Great CPD for primary and secondary RE teachers! Our teacher training webinars next week will support your subject knowledge of humanism and provide practical ideas for teaching about non-religious worldviews. NATRE RE Hubs TeamRE understandinghumanism.org.uk/training/

Using their life experience and knowledge, our free humanist school speakers can bring a personal dimension to young people’s study of humanism that goes ‘beyond the textbook’. Find out more and book a visit below! understandinghumanism.org.uk/school-speaker…

Teachers, book now to join us on Tuesday 14 May (primary) or Thursday 16 May (secondary) for a CPD webinar! Our CPD session will support you in your subject knowledge of humanism, along with plenty of classroom tips and resources. understandinghumanism.org.uk/training/

Our CPD for teachers is happening again soon! Sign up today for subject knowledge development, and tips and resources to help you teach about humanism. Dates are Tuesday 14 May (primary) and Thursday 16 May (secondary). understandinghumanism.org.uk/training/

Looking for a summary of the humanist approach to life? Then look no further. Listen to Prof Alice Roberts💙 sum up the beliefs and values that many non-religious people hold dear and discover how they find joy and meaning in the one life we have! understandinghumanism.org.uk/res_films/one-…

A reminder that we've launched an interactive virtual tour of Conway Hall, a humanist building. It's a fantastic classroom resource to support teachers and students to explore the history of humanist thought and action! understandinghumanism.org.uk/conway-hall-vi…

Share our new virtual tour of Conway Hall with your pupils, to help them discover more about the vibrant history of humanism and its influence. It's a wonderful resource for teacher subject knowledge, too! understandinghumanism.org.uk/conway-hall-vi…

Today’s Humanists UK began OTD in 1896 when its first board met, but the philosophy of reason and ethics they resolved to promote already had a rich tradition. Learn more of the history of both organisation and ideas with the Humanist Heritage project 👇🏼 heritage.humanists.uk

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#OnThisDay 1945, delegates from over 50 nations met in San Francisco to begin work on the UN Charter – and ultimately to bring the United Nations into being.

Among these was the humanist Eslanda Robeson, representing the anti-colonial Council on African Affairs.

In 1963, she…