Is Sentientism the Future of Humanism? with Jamie Woodhouse

To coincide with World Earth Day, Central London Humanists welcomes Jamie Woodhouse to put forward the case for Sentientism - a philosophy of evidence, reason and compassion for all sentient beings.

Join us to discuss:

• What is Sentientism and how does it differ from philosophies such as animal rights?
• Which entities should matter, and why?
• What are the best arguments for and against Sentientism?
• How would Sentientism change our lives and our world?
• Is Sentientism good for us humans and societies?

Plus, your questions answered!

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Date: Thursday 20 April 2023
Time: 6.30pm - 8.30pm, followed by drinks at a nearby pub
Venue: Old Diorama Arts Centre (map)

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Jamie is working to develop Sentientism as a worldview and as a global movement. He hosts the Sentientism Podcast and YouTube and has published articles and presented academic seminars on the Sentientism philosophy and its implications. He is building a range of global Sentientism Communities (open to all) that so far span over 100 countries. Follow Jamie on Twitter @JamieWoodhouse and @Sentientism. Full links here.

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Before the talk we'll be there to mingle and enjoy refreshments from our charity snack bar. All profits from the (vegan) wine & snack bar will be donated to Animal Advocacy Africa a charity dedicated to strengthening capacities and effectiveness of African animal advocacy organisations that are reducing animal suffering, particularly that of farmed animals.

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Our speaker events are free, but we kindly ask for a £3 contribution per head. This helps towards the hire of the venue and equipment, and various other admin expenses. If you can't attend and would still like to contribute, or would prefer to pay online, please click here.

Our events are 18+ unless accompanied by a parent or guardian. We encourage dialogue, debate, and sharing of information, but ask people to keep their comments cordial. Any individual's views expressed here do not necessarily reflect the views of the group at large.