WEBINARS

We Are One Humanity is arranging webinars on various themes. These will be held monthly on the first Wednesday of each month at 3pm GMT/UTC (10am EST during the American winter, 11am during the summer). We will announce the topics in advance, so please sign up on our mailing list.

Next Webinar: TBA

It will take place in early April, exact date and topic to be confirmed shortly.

ideas welcome!

Do you have suggestions of a topic for future webinars and/or an offer of pulling one together? If so, please write to us via this contact form.

Past webinars

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  • Authors explore themes of identity (MAR 2025)

    Authors explore themes of identity (MAR 2025)

    Three authors explore the themes of identity, social structure, exploitation, adaptation, and success.

  • The New Face of Power (Feb 2025)

    The New Face of Power (Feb 2025)

    An inspiring and thought-provoking webinar hosted and moderated by Amina Khalid, Head of Initiatives of Change’s UK Sustainable Communities Programme. In this session, we explore the growing influence and prominence of African and Asian women (and men) in leadership roles within the Western world.

  • By The People (Dec 2024)

    By The People (Dec 2024)

    A conversation among change-makers from different parts of South Asia, enabling two generations of South Asians to unpack their stories of advocating for democracy and fighting to preserve human rights.

  • The US election (Nov 2024)

    The US election (Nov 2024)

    On the day after the US election, a panel discussed questions such as: what does the moment require of us, as we think out-of-the-box about the task to engender respect for difference, human rights, and democratic values?

    Moderated by Margaret Eastman Smith, the panel included David Hooker, Dick Ruffin and Rajmohan Gandhi.

  • We Are One Humanity (Oct 2024)

    We Are One Humanity (Oct 2024)

    The launch webinar for the new We Are One Humanity was held on October 2, 2024. Over 200 people participated from all over the world. Rajmohan Gandhi delivered a short talk, which was followed by questions and comments. The event was hosted by Margaret Eastman Smith.