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The Center of Cultures invites you to join the World March for Peace and Nonviolence, which aims to raise social consciousness about nonviolence and non-discrimination.
The March is a real way to foster tolerance and understanding; to raise a great cry for peace, uniting the voices of millions; and to build consensus for the urgent need to lower tensions and to disarm, starting with nuclear weapons and then moving to conventional arms.
The World March is a cause in which all races will converge, all peoples, all cultures, all religions; overcoming the suffering that we cause to others and the suffering that others have caused us. www.worldmarchusa.net |
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Gives the Right to Vote to Non-Citizen |
After the great feedback we received from the North American New Humanist Forum held in New York, the last November, the Center has taken on the task of of coordinating the New York Coalition to Expand Voting Rights .
This coalition of more than 70 organizations has as its objective to pass legislation which gives the right to vote to Non-Citizen legal residents in New York City. This legislation is crucial for our democracy and the future of our city. To see this proposition become a reality we need the help, support and engagement of each district of the City |
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New Humanism also known as Universal Humanism, is characterized by an emphasis on the humanist attitude. The humanist attitude is not a philosophy but a point of view, a sensibility and a way of living in relationship with other human beings. Universal Humanism maintains that in all cultures, in their most creative moment, the humanist attitude permeates the social environment. In such periods, discrimination, wars and violence in general are repudiated. Freedom of ideas and beliefs are fomented, which in turn provides incentive for research and creativity in science, art and other social expressions. |
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