The Tyneside Group of the North East Humanists (NEH) was founded on 17 September 1957, although organised secularism in North East England had been active from the 1860s. The group adopted the name North East Humanists in 1997, after merging with the Teesside Humanist group. In common with the basic principles of Humanism, the NEH is concerned with values and moral issues from a non-religious viewpoint and with the achievement of a more open, just, and caring society.
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| - Le groupe Tyneside des North East Humanists (NEH - en français Humanistes du Nord-Est) a été fondé le 17 septembre 1957. Le groupe a adopté le nom de North East Humanists en 1997, après avoir fusionné avec le groupe Teesside Humanist. NEH est un organisme de bienfaisance, composé de plus de 200 membres, et est le plus grand groupe humaniste régional au Royaume-Uni. Le groupe est impliqué dans un large éventail d’activités. NEH s'intéresse aux valeurs et aux questions morales d'un point de vue non religieux, et à la réalisation d'une société plus ouverte, juste et bienveillante. (fr)
- The Tyneside Group of the North East Humanists (NEH) was founded on 17 September 1957, although organised secularism in North East England had been active from the 1860s. The group adopted the name North East Humanists in 1997, after merging with the Teesside Humanist group. In common with the basic principles of Humanism, the NEH is concerned with values and moral issues from a non-religious viewpoint and with the achievement of a more open, just, and caring society. (en)
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| - The Tyneside Group of the North East Humanists (NEH) was founded on 17 September 1957, although organised secularism in North East England had been active from the 1860s. The group adopted the name North East Humanists in 1997, after merging with the Teesside Humanist group. NEH is a registered charity, consisting of over 200 members, and is the largest regional Humanist group in the United Kingdom. The group is involved in a wide range of activities including: working with school teachers to deliver lessons about Humanism in the RE curriculum, providing pastoral support in local hospitals and prisons, hosting events where invited speakers talk about a wide variety of topics, and numerous social events for members. In common with the basic principles of Humanism, the NEH is concerned with values and moral issues from a non-religious viewpoint and with the achievement of a more open, just, and caring society. To mark the 50th anniversary of the foundation of the NEH, the group held a joint lecture with Newcastle University. On 4 October 2007 A. C. Grayling gave a lecture on 'Reason and the Good', in which he explored the view (rooted in Aristotelian thinking) that reflection and choice, both expressions of the exercise of reason, are essential to the good life, underlying both the meaning we give to it and the value we find in it. (en)
- Le groupe Tyneside des North East Humanists (NEH - en français Humanistes du Nord-Est) a été fondé le 17 septembre 1957. Le groupe a adopté le nom de North East Humanists en 1997, après avoir fusionné avec le groupe Teesside Humanist. NEH est un organisme de bienfaisance, composé de plus de 200 membres, et est le plus grand groupe humaniste régional au Royaume-Uni. Le groupe est impliqué dans un large éventail d’activités. NEH s'intéresse aux valeurs et aux questions morales d'un point de vue non religieux, et à la réalisation d'une société plus ouverte, juste et bienveillante. Pour marquer le 50e anniversaire de la fondation du NEH, le groupe a tenu une conférence conjointe avec l'Université de Newcastle. Le 4 octobre 2007, Anthony Grayling a donné une conférence sur «La raison et le bien», dans laquelle il a exploré la vision (enracinée dans la pensée aristotélicienne) selon laquelle la réflexion et le choix, expressions de l'exercice de la raison, sont essentiels à la bonne vie, à la fois le sens que nous lui donnons et la valeur que nous y trouvons. (fr)
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