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HAPI’s Statement on the Upcoming Philippine General Election
The health and economic consequences of the global pandemic have been among the past year’s challenges. In the upcoming Philippine General Elections on 9 May 2022, we should each exercise our right and responsibility to vote. Humanist Alliance Philippines, International (HAPI) encourages those who will be voting for the next leader of the nation to […]
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HAPI Announces New Legal Representation
In its commitment to becoming a stronger and more unified organization, Humanist Alliance Philippines, International announces its new legal and accounting representatives in the form of Aniag Law Office and Heñorga, Dreyes and Associates.
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Humanist Alliance Philippines, International (HAPI) Celebrates 8th Founding Anniversary
Humanist Alliance Philippines, International (HAPI) Celebrates 8th Founding Anniversary This December 26, Humanist Alliance Philippines, International (HAPI) will celebrate its anniversary through a gathering at its Malolos, Bulacan headquarters. This event will mark eight years after it was founded on December 25, 2013. Participation will be limited (invite-only) due to the ongoing pandemic. However, everyone […]
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Humanist Global Charity taps HAPI Scholars for new Youth Committee
Humanist Global Charity taps HAPI Scholars for new Youth Committee By Marissa Torres-Langseth HAPI Founder Another international feat! The HAPI Scholars are in demand, going international yet again! I am proud to announce that soon, two of the HAPI Scholars will join the Youth Committee of Humanist Global Charity (HGC), an internationally acclaimed organization. Without […]
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Alabang Reading Room Opens
Alabang Reading Room Opens by: Angie Driskell Last August 1, Angie Driskell (HAPI Jr. Ambassador) and Jhing Dedicatoria (HAPI Alabang Assistant Lead Convener) met with the management of the unit that was then secured for the Alabang Reading Room to finalize its occupancy with a contract signing. In the first call for donations and […]
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HAPI Secular Calendar : First of Its Kind
HAPI Secular Calendar: First of Its Kind By: Kryshia Gayle Solon Humanist Alliance Philippines, International (HAPI) launches its very first secular calendar globally, first through the Philippines. The HAPI calendar highlights the quotes that intend to educate about concepts that revolve around human progress and human morality–Humanism. What makes the HAPI Calendar interesting? Not only […]
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Filipino Secular Organizations Take a Stand Against the Magna Carta of Religious Freedom
Last March 24, the House of Representatives green-lit an amended version of CIBAC Partylist Representatives Eduardo “Bro. Eddie” Villanueva and Domingo Rivera’s proposed Magna Carta of Religious Freedom. This bill not only infringes the rights of secular, non-religious Filipinos, it also holds serious repercussions for matters of free speech, religious privilege, and fair taxation in […]
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Get Ready for HAPI’s April Events!
HAPI Zambales’ Bread Giving: Wave 4 04.02 To celebrate the birthday of our dear friend and generous sponsor, Christopher L. Geake, we’ll be donating 1,000 bread rolls (166 packs) to the patients and medical staff of San Marcelino District Hospital in Zambales. HAPI Jr. Springtime in Bulacan 04.10 This event will be the first official HAPI Jr. […]
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An Important Announcement from HAPI
Humanist Alliance Philippines, International hereby confirms the following information for the knowledge of all our members, donors, and affiliates: The former Chief Finance Officer, Edwin ‘Dweng’ Bulaclac, Jr. was relieved of his title and duties after his unauthorized leave from the organization in November 2020. He is no longer affiliated with HAPI. The current Chief […]
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HAPI’s Stance on Anti-Asian Violence
The recent spike of anti-Asian violence in the USA has been disturbing to humanity, especially the attacks on Korean women in a massage parlor in Atlanta. The shooter was a young, ultra-religious Southern Baptist man, with “pizza, guns, drums, music, and God” as a summation of his “good life”. He objectified and vilified these women […]
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