Date
23/03/2025
Time
3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
In a world increasingly driven by consumer culture, it’s easy to assume that acquiring more possessions guarantees happiness or success. Yet, from a humanist perspective, genuine fulfillment often lies in our relationships, experiences, and shared values.
This conversation delves into the roots of materialism—why it appeals to us, how it shapes society, and where it clashes or converges with humanist principles.
By reflecting on what truly brings meaning to our lives, we hope to encourage thoughtful dialogue on moving beyond consumerism toward a more balanced and compassionate way of living
