Humanist Society

of New South Wales Inc.

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HuVAT   Humanist Viewpoints Afternoon Talk (refreshments too)


10 Jan 4:00 pm How low is the glass ceiling for women? Affie Adagio
14 Feb 1:30 pm registration Special General Meeting. HuVAT displaced
14 Mar 4:00 pm Darwin Day celebration - a variety talk! Victor Bien


The HuVAT program was started in February 2001 as a means for members and friends to meet regularly to talk about issues of direct interest to the Society to help the formation and development of Society policy.

They are held on

Affie AdagioAffie Adiago, Founder/Convenor of HuVAT!


Open Forum

(Note while this meeting series is sponsored by us its program is often not representative of the views of the Humanist Society at all. In fact it may run topics contrary to our interests! David Duffy's interest is to provide a regular venue to air matters of contemporary interest. If you are interested in what the Society as a body is concerned about consider the HuVAT program above).


10 Feb Beyond borders - the power of meditation
Mr Milos Stefanek
who first leanred the true value of meditation as a political prisoner in WWII.
17 Feb Will civilsation survive the next 30 years? Mr Ian Bryce
university lecturer & consultant in space engineering.
24 Feb Not finalised TBA
03 Mar The NSW Benevolent Society, social pioneers and innovators. Terri Soller
Sydney leasership program Manager at the NSW Benevolent Society (founded 1817; our oldest charity).
  Ring 9212 2122 for details for dates not covered here  

They are held

PLEASE NOTE:

The Wednesday Open Forum meetings are sponsored by the Humanist of Society of NSW to promote lively debate about topical issues. It has been held every Wednesday since 1971. You are welcome to come along and bring some friends. With a wide range of speakers and audience participants, views expressed by speakers and audience cannot be taken as a reflection of Humanist views .

Humanism fosters constructive intellectual exchange which can become impassioned at time. This requires a commitment from you to appropriate behaviour at all times. Unruly or offensive behaviour will not and cannot be tolerated.".

Picture of David DuffyDavid Duffy the long-time convener!



The Society also runs the HuVAT (Humanist Viewpoints Afternoon talk) series usually on the second Sunday of each month 4 pm. These meetings are more orientated to the Humanist position as such.




Archive of cAHs Convention program 2004.


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