Universalist Humanism Summer University Focuses on Nonviolent Revolution

• The fourth annual Universalist Humanism Summer University will be held from September 11 to 13 at the Toledo Park for Study and Reflection.
• The event's theme, "Nonviolent Revolution: A Humanizing Path," aims to address institutional collapse and rising individualism by proposing a more humane, nonviolent societal structure.

Conference Activities

• The three-day program includes lectures, workshops, roundtables, and recreational activities focused on personal and social transformation.
• Key topics include:
  • Peace processes, disarmament, and internationalist/student movements.
  • Feminism, reconciliation, and spirituality.
  • Contemporary challenges such as AI in education, health, environmental sustainability, and housing.

Participation Details

• Attendance is free, though registration is required for logistical planning.
• The event prioritizes in-person participation, but the opening ceremony and opening panel will be available via streaming.
• Online sessions will cover specific topics including Basic Income and Care.