The New Humanum
The New Humanum is a UK-based organisation dedicated to defending freedom of speech, particularly in matters of human identity, marriage, and the common good. Founded in 2018, the group closely examines UK government policies, assessing their impact on education, social sciences, and medicine. Rooted in the Christian tradition, The New Humanum champions the role of marriage and family as pillars of a flourishing society and promotes an economic model grounded in integrity and generosity.
At the helm of The New Humanum’s interview series is Robin Aitken, a veteran journalist and former BBC broadcaster. Beyond journalism, Aitken co-founded the Oxford Foodbank, earning an MBE in recognition of his charitable work. He is also the author of Can We Trust the BBC? and The Noble Liar.
Through thought-provoking interviews, Aitken engages with leading thinkers, academics, and cultural commentators, offering deep insights into faith, society, and the shifting moral landscape.
At the helm of The New Humanum’s interview series is Robin Aitken, a veteran journalist and former BBC broadcaster. Beyond journalism, Aitken co-founded the Oxford Foodbank, earning an MBE in recognition of his charitable work. He is also the author of Can We Trust the BBC? and The Noble Liar.
Through thought-provoking interviews, Aitken engages with leading thinkers, academics, and cultural commentators, offering deep insights into faith, society, and the shifting moral landscape.