humanism

The HAPI-Bulacan Chapter launched the HAPI-Bulacan Youth Group at the HAPI Headquarters last February 1, marking a significant step in HAPI’s mission to promote humanist values among young individuals. The event included the election of the group’s first set of officers, many of whom have been part of the HAPI community since their childhood; some […]

“Being a humanist is a fulfillment of my ambition to make a difference in the Philippines and beyond. Being a woman makes it unique because I have better ammunition based on my background and life experiences.” – Marissa Langseth Women have made significant contributions to the development of humanist thought and activities, though their roles

In this busy, modern world, it is easy to forget and replace the unique love that grandparents have to share. Nevertheless, this connection is one of the most priceless treasures that life has to offer. Extended families are the cultural norm in the Philippines, and grandparents are a core part of everyday life. It’s common

I have lived a rather confusing life. My ever-shifting perspectives have caused me a great deal of problems throughout it. I have lived both a faithful life and a life devoid of it. I tip-toed around these two beliefs as they were the only ones I knew before, but as I grew older, new experiences

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 of every human, this also

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 food scarcity, forcing many residents

Teaching children about humanism and kindness instills in them the values of empathy, respect, and ethical behavior, empowering them to make a positive impact on the world. On May 10, 2024, HAPI-Bulacan organized an educational program aimed at teaching children about kindness and the principles of Humanist Alliance Philippines, International (HAPI). The event sought to

“There is no greater reward than working from your heart and making a difference in the world.” – Carlos Santana The story of impoverished Filipinos being taken advantage or displaced from their homes by powerful landowners is a tale that has been told time and time again. It is the unfortunate reality of residents of

HAPI CEO Angie Driskell and HAPI CFO Mutya Valenzuela returned to the Dumagat community in Dona Remedios Trinidad (DRT), Bulacan, to offer essential items to 50 children and adults last April 7, 2024. They distributed clothes, shoes, bags, and toys, and the community was treated to hearty meals consisting of pancit noodles, bread, and treats.