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25. Paul Harrison on Humanists in Business, plus Approaches to Activism Discussion
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"It's difficult to think of an area of work life that isn't connected to humanistic thought. If you start with ideas around the dignity of each human, compassion, kindness, ambitions, ways to behave, being evidence-based and being equitable, fair and not biased wherever possible, you start to understand that those are the foundational concepts of humanism" - Paul Harrison, Humanists in Business Network
This week on Humanism Now, new panellist Christian joins AJ to discuss activism and campaigning; what makes an activist, why is it important to humanism and how has activism changed in the digital age? Plus we introduce CLH's new campaigns initiative.
Our guest interview is with Paul Harrison, Coordinator of the Humanists in Business Network, part of Humanists UK, Co-Founder of the UK chapter of the Humanistic Management Network & Partner at KPMG UK.
Panel references:
- Atheism Plus
- Gro Harlem Brundtland
- Niels Bohr
- Fridtjof Nansen & the Nansen Passport
- Hans Rosling TED Talks
- Moral (Self) Licensing
- Arab Spring
- 'Clicktivism'
About Paul Harrison & the HiB Network
- KPMG Profile
- Humanists in Business Network LinkedIn Page
- Humanists in Business LinkedIn Group
- Humanists UK Professional Networks
- Humanistic Management Network
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Music: Blossom by Light Prism
Chapters
1. 25. Paul Harrison on Humanists in Business, plus Approaches to Activism Discussion (00:00:00)
2. PART 1: Intro & Icebreaker (00:00:05)
3. Intro to Christian Jensen, CLH Campaigns Coordinator (00:03:52)
4. Approaches to activism & campaigning (00:06:14)
5. Activism in the Digital Age (00:15:00)
6. PART 2: Interview with Paul Harrison, Humanists in Business Network (00:21:57)
7. Relevance of Humanism in the Workplace (00:26:11)
8. Importance of identifying as humanist at work (00:31:37)
9. Building Employee Networks in Organizations (00:37:09)
10. How to Join HiB or Start an Employee Group (00:40:58)
11. Changing minds on kindle reading & qualitative evidence (00:45:20)
12. Embracing Humanist Values in Business (00:45:37)
13. PART 3: Interview Review & Embracing Humanist Values in Business (00:48:32)
14. Promoting scientific & critical thinking at work (00:55:39)
15. Changing minds on posthumanism (01:01:46)
16. Outro & upcoming events (01:03:56)
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