Asian Working Group AHA

ANNOUNCING Regional youth conference in Cebu, Philippines 21-23 June

We are happy to announce that IHEYOs affiliate PATAS is calling youth (below 35) from South East Asia, South ASia and beyond for Regional Youth Humanist Conference in Cebu, Philippines. The theme is on Human Rights, Women Rights, LGBT issues.

Conference starts Sat 22 Jun and ends in the early afternoon on Sun 23 Jun. There will be cultural night Saturday night.

Friday 21 June IHEYO will organize capacity/competency training for humanist activists.

We will get back to you with more details about the program later, though the venue has been booked and financial support is secured, so you may start booking your flights. 

We will soon announce a travel grant for regional humanist youth activists. The travel grant is open to active volunteers from IHEYO Asian member organzations, as well as active youth Humanists from Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. 

You can attend the event anonymously. We will provide stickers that you may use if you prefer not to be seen in any official public photos and videos at the event, as we know a few activists operate under cover due to religious surroundings.

Questions about the event can be directed to conference2013@iheyo.org .

4b - AHA Meeting Report


IHEYO, AHA meeting (2010, Kathmandu, Nepal) report:
 

4a - Humanist Leadership Training in Nepal

Leadership Development Training on Humanism  
November 17-20, Kathmandu, Nepal
 
 International Humanist and Ethical Union, London (www.iheu.org)
 International Humanist and Ethical Youth Organization, Brussels (www.iheyo.org)
 Federation of Indian Rationalist Association(FIRA)
 Social Development Foundation (SDF), India
 Society for Humanism, SOCH Nepal (www.sochnepal.org)
 

(2) Editorial - Introduction AHA (Asian Working Group IHEYO)

Mile stoning AHA's activities-2010

Humanism in Asia

Humanist education and life stance are needed in our continent. Our education system and socio-economic-political situation discourages us to think for ourselves, be critical and empowered. We need to encourage our youths to think critically and scientifically.
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