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Frequently Asked Questions
What Is Humanitas Media?
Humanitas Media is a publishing and storytelling platform dedicated to elevating human dignity through narrative. We share powerful, personal stories that explore the lived realities behind human rights issues—offering readers a deeper, more compassionate understanding of the world we share.
What Kinds of Stories Do You Publish?
How Do You Choose Which Stories to Tell?
We look for stories that center human dignity—especially those that are often overlooked. Our editorial process is guided by care, compassion, and deep respect for the storyteller.
Who Writes for Humanitas Media?
Our contributors include survivors, activists, writers, researchers, and everyday people with extraordinary perspectives. Some are seasoned authors; others are sharing their story for the first time. We work closely with each storyteller to help shape their narrative with integrity and emotional clarity.
Is Humanitas Media Affiliated with Any Political Group or Organization?
No. Humanitas Media is an independent organization. Our work is guided by a commitment to human rights, not political affiliations. We believe in centering the lived experiences of individuals—beyond ideology or partisanship.
Is Humanitas Media Funded by Any Government?
No. Humanitas Media neither solicits nor accepts money from any government.
How Can I Support Your Work?
The most meaningful way to support us is by sharing the stories that move you. Tell your community. Start conversations. Recommend a book. When stories are seen and heard, they carry farther—and that ripple effect matters more than you might think.
Are Your Books Available to the Public? Where Can I Buy Them?
Yes. Our books are available through major retailers and independent bookstores. You can find purchase links on our website under each featured title.
Why Does Storytelling Matter in Human Rights Work?
Because stories connect us. They help us see the humanity in one another, especially across lines of difference. Statistics can inform—but stories stay with us. They remind us that behind every issue is a person, and behind every person is a voice that deserves to be heard.
