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Humanists Malta

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Humanists Malta
We welcome the adoption of an important resolution by the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly, calling for a ban on conversion practices.Humanists Malta lobbied MPs representing Malta to support this resolution, alongside humanist organisations across Europe who similarly engaged their own representatives, in the face of a concerted campaign by a group trying to bring anti-trans discourse to Europe.This is an important step towards safeguarding human dignity, bodily autonomy, and the rights of LGBTQ+ people across Europe.👉 Read more here: www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1263571162626316&set=a.235618682088241&type=3#HumanistsMalta #HumanRights #LGBTQ #Equality #CouncilOfEurope #BanConversionPractices ... See MoreSee Less

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Humanists Malta is at MFCC Malta Fairs and Conventions Centre.

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We are at the MFCC Weddings Fair, starting today through to Sunday… drop by and come say hello! ... See MoreSee Less

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Humanists Malta

2 weeks ago

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Love is lived through tenderness, honesty, and choice... and your ceremony should reflect that.Humanist weddings are written around your story: meet your celebrant, explore what matters to you, and shape a ceremony that feels personal and true. Every detail is crafted with respect, autonomy, and shared values — edited until it feels just right ❤️📍 Meet us at the Wedding Fair (MFCC, Ta’ Qali)📅 5–8 Februaryℹ️ Event details: www.facebook.com/weddingexhibitionmaltaDiscover ceremonies that honour love, dignity, and personal meaning.More info → humanistsmalta.org/ceremonies/#HumanistsMalta #EthicalLove #YourStoryYourCeremony #HumanistCelebrant #AutonomyAndChoice #CelebrateTogether #WeddingPlanning #ModernLove ... See MoreSee Less

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January is Ramon Casha Month 🤍This month, we remember Ramon Casha, our late Chairperson, and honour the values he stood for throughout his life: compassion, education, and respect for human dignity.Ramon believed deeply in education as a tool for empowerment. In his memory, the Ramon Casha Scholarship Fund supports migrant women in Malta to access education and build a better future for themselves and their families.One scholarship recipient once shared:“It was not only the books and materials I acquired, but also the access to knowledge which I am using to achieve my goal. Thanks to your support, I am a step closer to fulfilling my dream.”(Shared anonymously)This is the kind of impact Ramon cared about. Practical support that changes lives.If you believe in education as a human right, we invite you to donate and help us keep this fund alive.💛 Donate directly here:www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=PD6JLW8WNR7MULearn more about the scholarship scheme:humanistsmalta.org/scholarship-scheme/🤍 Let us turn remembrance into action.#RamonCashaMonth #HumanistsMalta #EducationForAll #HumanistValues #LegacyInAction #DonateForChange ... See MoreSee Less

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At times life can be very fast-paced and overwhelming; having to juggle a number of commitments, relationships and deadlines. This rush that takes us through life, albeit useful, might also distract us from stopping and reflecting on the meaning of our life. What is our purpose? What would we like to achieve? What would we wish to stop replicating and how can we change our narrative?<br />By taking a Humanistic and Existential stance, we can reflect on our potential and also acknowledge our background. What are the opportunities that we would like to engage in and what are the resources that we need to achieve this? What are the obstacles that are limiting us?<br />During our meeting, we will take some time to stop, reflect and discuss how we can create meaning in a seemingly meaningless word.<br /><br />About the speaker:<br />Abigail Church has obtained her Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology (Hons) from the University of Malta. Following this she continued furthering her studies at a Postgraduate level with CPPD School, London, in Humanistic Integrative Counselling. Further training in the field of Counselling was pursued through a Masters in Counselling Children and Young People at the University of South Wales. These qualifications made it possible for Abigail to achieve her full warrant in counselling and equipped her to be able to work therapeutically not only with adults, but also with children and teenagers. Apart from her professional background Abigail has vast experience working in different settings: as a Learning Interventionist by supporting children and parents with regards to specific learning difficulties; as a Counsellor in state schools and within the school psychological services; as a Childcare Centre Coordinator and more recently as a Counsellor through Private Practice with the Willingness Team.
Creating meaning in a meaningless world
Nippruvaw kemm nippruvaw nifhmu r-realta ta' l-univers madwarna, donnu dejjem jibqa' jaħrab u jinħeba minna. Biex il-bniedem jippruvaw jtaffi din l-iskumdita, ħoloq ħafna filosofiji u teoloġiji li b'xi mod jew ieħor jagħmlu r-realta iktar palatabbli. Pero fil-waqt li jgħinu fuq ċertu livell, dawn itellfu milli tassew naċċettaw ir-realta ta' madwarna b'mod iktar sħiħ. <br />Simone de Beauvoir taqsam il-vjaġġ ta' realizzazzjoni tal-liberta tal-persuna umana fl-ambigwita li aħna mdawrin biha f'diversi skaluni - l-aħħar skaluna tkun dik fejn il-bniedem juża l-liberta tiegħu biex jaħdem għal-liberta ta' l-oħrajn. <br />Dan kollu jinstema sabiħ, iżda xi jwassal biex bniedem jagħmel il-qabżiet neċessarji biex jaċċetta l-ambigwita u jiddeċiedi li jeżerċita l-liberta tiegħu favur il-liberta umana? Ħjiel mislut minn Richard Kearney huwa li fl-iskumdita fil-laqgħa tagħna mal-istranġier, aħna nieħdu r-riskju li nitilfu dak li għandna fil-waqt li possibilment niskopru affarijiet ġodda.<br />B'attitudni li tilqa' l-iskumdita u t-tensjoni tal-ambigwita u l-istranġier, nistgħu nimxu pass pass bħala umanita biex nikkombattu l-jasar, sew fina u sew f'ta' madwarna.
Kif nagħmel sens minn ħajti (mingħajr għajnuna minn fuq)
Celebrating the life of Ramon Casha, a humanist who worked tirelessly for what he believed in, on the 5th anniversary of his passing.
Remembering Ramon Casha
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