On Saturday 24th July Julia Shepherd will lead a two hour mindfulness walk amongst the ancient yew trees in Kingley Vale. There will be an opportunity to undertake some forest bathing and may include quiet sit spots, breathing and relaxation and other sensory activities. Bring a drink and a snack. Read more…
Join Chichester Humanists for a talk by Julian Baggini on ‘How the World Thinks’ on 22 June at 19.30 as part of the Festival of Chichester. Julian will explain how philosophy has developed around the world and both impacted and reflected the cultures in which it flourished. Why do our Read more…
Join Chichester Humanists for a discussion about what humanism is and what it means to be a humanist on 25 May at 19.00. This is the first session of the One Life course, devised by Humanists UK and Chester Humanists to provide an overview of the humanist worldview. The course Read more…
On 20th April 2021, Chichester Humanists and Brighton Humanists heard from Dr Tony Whitbread and Paul Hannam on what humanists can do to support efforts to combat human-made climate change. This year, the UK plays host to world leaders at the UN Climate Change Conference (COP26), giving us all an Read more…
Join Chichester Humanists and Brighton Humanists for a discussion about what humanists can do to support efforts to combat human-made climate change on 20 April at 19.30.This year, the UK plays host to world leaders at the UN Climate Change Conference (COP26), giving us all an opportunity to re-examine our Read more…
Madeleine Goodall joined Chichester Humanists on 23 February 2021 to speak about “‘Well-doing and well-being’: A history of humanism in the UK”. In celebration of Humanists UK’s 125th anniversary, Maddy spoke about the long history and significant influence of humanism in the UK, with a specific focus on the development Read more…
Join us on Zoom from 19.30 on Tuesday 9 March to discuss the importance of humanist responses to the 2021 Census. Many government decisions are made on the basis of Census data. Inflated religion numbers are used to justify things like discriminatory admissions and curriculums in faith schools, the exclusion Read more…
Join Chichester Humanists on February 23rd, 2021 at 7:30 PM to hear from Madeleine Goodall on: ‘Well-doing and well-being’ – a history of humanism in the UK. In celebration of Humanists UK’s 125th anniversary, Maddy will be talking about the long history and significant influence of humanism in the UK, with Read more…
It’s pub quiz time! Join Chichester Humanists for an evening of quizzing and conversation on Tuesday 26 January at 19:30. Whether you’re a humanist, curious about humanism, or just want to while away an evening with some brain-teasers, everyone is welcome. We can promise tantalising questions and great company!
On Tuesday the 15th of December we heard from Jonathan M.S. Pearce on ‘The Nativity: A Critical Examination’. The nativity of Jesus carries much cultural recognition, but does the Biblical narrative command much support in the academic world? Is it a story which holds much historical truth, or were the Read more…