By Scott Douglas Jacobsen Kwabena “Michael” Osei-Assibey is the President of the Humanist Association of Ghana. We will be conducting this educational series to learn more about humanism and secularism within Ghana. Here we talk about logistics, events, and maintenance. Scott Douglas Jacobsen: Let’s say you’re going to pitch a new event idea or accept one, what would… Read more »
By Scott Douglas Jacobsen Monika Mould is the Former Financial Secretary of the Humanist Association of Ghana. Here we talk about her life, work, and views. Scott Douglas Jacobsen: How was early life for you, e.g., geography, culture, language, religion or lack thereof, political views, educational attainment, and so on? Monika Mould: My early years were… Read more »
By Scott Douglas Jacobsen Kwabena “Michael” Osei-Assibey is the President of the Humanist Association of Ghana. We will be conducting this educational series to learn more about humanism and secularism within Ghana. Here we talk about Ghanaian humanism in its flavour and community. Scott Douglas Jacobsen: What is the status of the Humanist Association of Ghana now?… Read more »
By Scott Douglas Jacobsen *This interview edited for clarity and readability.* Scott Jacobsen: How did you first find and become involved in Humanism? What makes it more or less true to you as a worldview? Kwaku Adusei: It has been a long time. Somewhere in 1999, I was interested in the Bible. I started reading the Bible, trying to… Read more »
You grew up as a Catholic. You went to Holy Child School, Cape Coast as well. What is your story as a youth growing up in a religious household? What was the experience? I attended Catholic schools, St. Theresa’s School in Accra from primary, junior high school and in Holy Child School I got my… Read more »