Jjedakkara
Sapiens Foundation
editFormation | 2017 |
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Location | |
President | Jim J Edakkara |
Chief Executive | Manoj White John |
Affiliations | Humanists International Atheist Alliance International |
Website | www |
Formerly called | Maharashtra Rationalist Association Bombay Rationalist Association (BRA) Mumbai Rationalist Association |
Sapiens Foundation is a registered non-profit organisation affiliated to Humanist International, London,[1] and Atheist Alliance International, Washington D.C.,[2] which have special consultative status at the United Nations[3]. The organisation conducts events and runs campaigns under the better known banner 'We, The Sapiens', and is headed by its Chief Executive Manoj John, who is also the World News Director of Atheist Alliance International.[4]
Maharashtra Rationalist Association is the predecessor of Mumbai Rationalist Association, which has since paved the way for Sapiens Foundation in order to broad-base its scope into a wide range of activities such as environmentalism, LGBT rights and human rights. Sapiens Foundation grew out of India and setup a branch in Lusaka, Zambia.
The organisation has partnered in the September 2019 climate strikes and led the protests in Navi Mumbai, India.[5][6][7]
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- ^ "Our Members". Humanists International.
- ^ "Our Affiliates". Atheists Alliance International.
- ^ "List of non-governmental organisations in consultative status". United Nations Documents. United Nations. Retrieved 7 November 2019.
- ^ "Board of Directors". Atheist Alliance International. Retrieved 13 November 2019.
- ^ "PARTNERS AND ALLIES". GLOBAL CLIMATE STRIKE.
- ^ "Where to join Friday's Global Climate Strike in your city". Condé Nast Traveller.
- ^ "Indian Cities Are Taking Part In The Global Climate Strike. Here's How You Can Participate". ScoopWhoop.