Meet the New AHA Staff Member: Ali Huiskens
Please welcome the Appignani Humanist Legal Center’s new Staff Attorney, Ali Huiskens! What is your educational and work background? Before joining the American Humanist... Read More
The Comics Section: Stress Test
The latest from Cagle Cartoons. World News by Harley Schwadron, CagleCartoons.com
Being Good Without God Has its Own Rewards
I conclude as a humanist, and I’m sure many of you will agree, that empathy isn’t a fault of personality and compassion for others... Read More
The Small Morality of Everyday Days
Most of the ethical debates I grew up hearing were colossal: war, climate disaster, reproductive rights, guns. They felt too vast to touch, as... Read More
A New Counter-Apologetic for Humanism
In the past fifteen years since my deconversion, I’ve had many conversations with many followers across a spectrum of denominations. Despite these conversations rarely... Read More
Communities in Action: Paul Rupp, President of HumanistsMN
HumanistsMN is one of AHA’s most active chapters. In many ways, their board is a model for humanist organizers nationwide. In this interview from... Read More
I Don’t Care About Your Polling on Trans Rights
Another poll on trans rights has hit the national political dialog. The fallout has been predictable: talking heads and reporters circulating the write-up with... Read More
The Comics Section: Windows, Operating System
The latest from Cagle Cartoons. FROM REAL LIFE TO VIRTUAL LIFE by Angel Boligan, El Universal, Mexico City, www.caglecartoons.com
The Language of Motion: da Vinci’s “Vitruvian Man”
Leonardo da Vinci’s “Vitruvian Man” stands at the center of the page, arms and legs outstretched, poised between the finite and the infinite. It... Read More
On the Cost of Going Fast The Speed Debt We Refuse to Pay
In contemporary Western societies, speed is often treated as a virtue. Hard work is measured in early mornings, quick responses and visible productivity. To... Read More