Humanist Manifestos and International Humanist Organizations (1933–1999)

1. Humanist Fellowship organizes in Chicago

   Jan 1, 1927Labels: Humanist Fellowship, University of

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2. New Humanist magazine launches as movement outlet

   Jan 1, 1928Labels: New Humanist, Humanist Fellowship

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3. Humanist Manifesto I published in New Humanist

   May 1, 1933Labels: Humanist Manifesto, John Dewey

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4. Humanist Press Association replaces Humanist Fellowship

   Jan 1, 1935Labels: Humanist Press

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5. American Humanist Association formed from reorganization

   Jan 1, 1941Labels: American Humanist, Curtis W

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6. World Humanist Congress founds IHEU in Amsterdam

   Aug 26, 1952Labels: IHEU, World Humanist

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7. Amsterdam Declaration 1952 sets shared global principles

   Aug 26, 1952Labels: Amsterdam Declaration, World Humanist

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8. Happy Human logo chosen as movement symbol

   Jan 1, 1965Labels: Happy Human, Dennis Barrington

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9. Humanist Manifesto II published amid major public attention

   Sep 1, 1973Labels: Humanist Manifesto, Paul Kurtz

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10. Prometheus Books issues Humanist Manifestos I and II

    Nov 1, 1973Labels: Prometheus Books

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11. IHEU expands as global umbrella for humanist groups

    Jan 1, 1980Labels: IHEU

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12. Manifestos and IHEU anchor late-20th-century humanist identity

    Dec 31, 1999Labels: Humanist Manifestos, IHEU

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