Author: Hamed Chemli African Humanism in Theory and Practice Introduction: Africa as a Concept Few adjectives fall short in describing reality like the term “African”. This is not about mere geographical facts. Africa, as a continent, is for sure identifiable…
In this episode of Choice Chat, host Tara discusses the complexities of abortion access in Canada with TK Pritchard, executive director of Abortion Care Canada. They explore the systemic barriers individuals face when seeking abortion care, the funding challenges for…
Author: Hamed Chemli Humanists have always been at the forefront of climate awareness and climate action. Yet it seems that we still lack in terms of legal action against environmental degradation and violations of environmental rights. Humanism and Climate Awareness:…
Abortion is often discussed in political or clinical terms, but rarely as the deeply human experience it truly is. In this third episode of Choice Chat’s Beyond the Procedure series, host Tara speaks with Rae Jardine, Julie Vautour, and Mel Fuller about the…
"You may have to get a little dirty to love people. It's not clean. That's the part that people want to avoid." – Dr. Patch Adams In 2010, I embarked on a journey that would indelibly stamp my understanding of what…
This episode of Choice Chat breaks down what really happens before, during, and after an abortion in Canada. From medical vs. surgical options to post-procedure care and access supports, we speak with frontline providers and advocates who help patients navigate their choices…
Humanist Canada to co-host with Humanists International in Ottawa, August 7–9, 2026 Humanist Canada is pleased to announce that the 2026 World Humanist Congress will be held in Ottawa, Ontario, from August 7 to 9, 2026, in partnership with Humanists International. Originally planned for Washington,…
In this powerful premiere episode of Choice Chat, host Tara sits down with Dr. Renée Hall, a leading abortion provider and contraception advocate. With over 25 years of experience, Dr. Hall shares what drives her work, reflects on the impact of…
Abstract: Many studies suggest that being religious is linked to better health, a pattern known as the belief-as-benefit effect (BABE). This study used Canadian survey data from over 15,000 people to see if atheists experience worse health than religious individuals…
Abstract: Studying atheism can offer a strong test of whether religion truly impacts health. Using data from over 8,000 Canadians, this study compared the health of atheists with people from various religious backgrounds. It found no meaningful differences between atheists…
Abstract: While religion and spirituality are often linked to better health, it’s less clear how this applies to nonreligious people like atheists and Nones (those with no religious affiliation). Using U.S. survey data, this study found that atheists and Nones…
In this episode, Humanist Canada's Daniel Dacombe interviews Cory Doctorow. Cory is a science fiction novelist, journalist, and technology activist. He is a contributor to many magazines, websites and newspapers, and his novels have been translated into dozens of languages. He…