Our Organisation
We regularly meet in Wellington, and have members throughout New Zealand.
We are affiliated internationally to the IHEU and the United Nations Association of NZ.
We are a non-profit society dedicated to Humanist thought and ideals in New Zealand.
We support ethics; giving the greatest possible freedom compatible with the rights of others; the constructive use of rational thought and scientific enquiry; democracy and human rights; personal liberty combined with social responsibility; a secular world based on observation, evaluation, and revision.
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Monthly meeting: Monday 27 April
Nursing patients during the Ebola Pandemic Ryan McLane, Humanist Society member and Humanist Marriage Celebrant was deployed as a nurse at the Hastings Ebola Treatment Centre (ETC) outside of the Sierra Leonean capital of Freetown. Working as part of the New Zealand...
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Humanist NZ Newsletter August 2022
Humanist NZ Newsletter August 2022 The Humanist Society of New Zealand is a Member Organization of the International Humanist and Ethical Union Humanist NZ Newsletter August 2022 Kia ora: “Humanists strive to be rational’- this is the second point of the Declaration...
Humanists New Zealand supports ban on so-called “conversion therapy”
On 7 September the Humanist Society made a submission in support of the ban of so-called "conversion therapy". You can read our full submission below. About Humanist Society of NZ (Inc.) The Humanist Society of New Zealand (Inc.) is a secular organisation that...
Humanists raise concerns for Afghanistan to Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs
Today we wrote to both the New Zealand Prime Minister, Right Honourable Jacinda Ardern, and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Honorable Nanaia Mahuta raising our concerns for Afghanistan. You can read our letter in full below. The Humanist Society of New Zealand wishes to...