A federally-registered non-profit organization, the Humanics Institute is to a unique multi-religious, multi-cultural and multi-generational Canadian Institution focused on endorsing principles of non-violence, human development, justice and peace in the world. The Institute celebrates Canadians’ spiritual, religious, cultural, racial, ethnic, and national diversity while promoting fundamental val
ues that we all share. The primary initiative of the Humanics Institute is the Humanics Sanctuary and Sculpture Park. Located in Cumberland a historic village in the east end of Canada’s National Capital Region, the park is a multi-cultural, multi-faith, multi-generational place for reflection, mediation, education, prayer and appreciation of nature. Sculptures representing themes on the human condition, philosophic concepts, and imagery representative of various faiths from around the world are integrated with nature. Zones dedicated to major religions provide areas suitable for celebrations, ceremonies and religious services. Learn more about the Humanics Institute an Sanctuary and Sculpture Park at: www.humanicsinstitute.org
