In an effort to encourage responsible digital citizenship, HAPI Kids in Bulacan participated in a two-day Global Social Media Literacy program last August 24-25, 2024. The event featured esteemed speakers PCPL April Elvambuena, WCPD Investigator from Malolos CPS; PCPT/Atty. Mary Grace Esguerra, a Legal Service Officer from Camp Crame; and
In today’s generation, social media has revolutionised the way we communicate and interact with each other. It has brought people closer together and helped them connect in ways that were never possible. Social media opens up exciting opportunities for us to share ideas, content, information, and news at an incredible
Body shaming is the action or inaction of subjecting someone to humiliation and criticism for their bodily features. It is common in our society, and we can't deny it. Anyone, regardless of age, gender, or origin, can be a victim of body shaming. Whether it’s the skinny-shaming of individuals who
In a world filled with differing ideologies, humanism is a unique perspective that emphasizes the importance and agency of every human being. At its core is a strong belief that observation, logical thinking, understanding, and the scientific method can help humanity grow as a society. Since humanism emphasizes the agency
On July 22, 2024, Typhoon Carina landed in the Philippines and left significant damage in the community. In response to the situation, Humanist Alliance Philippines International (HAPI) quickly organized and stepped in to support the surrounding communities. Typhoon Carina brought heavy rains and strong winds, resulting in severe flooding and
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They report being abused or threatened because of their beliefs, and many have faced ostracism or difficulty finding work. In recent years, the number of countries where religiously unaffiliated people experienced harassment rose notably, the Philippines is not an exception.
is upheld and humanist values are championed.
based on church doctrine which dictates “moral” or “immoral” behavior. We want to change this.
WHO WE ARE
Since 2014, we are a community of humanists, atheists, and non-religious people, united by common goals for the greater good of humanity.
WHAT WE DO
From campaigning against religious discrimination to elevating the lives of individuals, we work towards a dignified world lifted from ignorance, chaos, and poverty.
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Ready for change? Find out how you can contribute further and make a real difference in advancing humanism and be a force for good in society.
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HAPI is rushing supplies and resources to vulnerable communities in the Philippines during these difficult times. You can be part of realizing change with a monthly donation.
