Elizabeth Hegwood is the president of Gulf Coast Humanists and won the AHA’s Emerging Volunteer of the Year award in 2025. She rebooted her... Read More

One benefit of hosting the World Cup has been the unexpected connections between visiting fans and host cities. Nowhere was this connection more notable... Read More

Two hundred fifty years ago, the Declaration of Independence was signed by 56 men of the era—all of them members of the Second Continental... Read More

"HISTORY IS NOT THE PAST. It is stories we tell about the past.” Those words were written by the late philosopher and feminist Grace... Read More

IN CLASSROOMS ACROSS THE UNITED STATES, LGBTQ+ students are navigating something far more complex than assignments and attendance. They are navigating safety, identity, belonging... Read More

In the fall of 1998, Jerry Lieberman walked into a board meeting of the Humanists of Florida in Orlando with a challenge. The organization... Read More

My name is Antonio Castillo. I am a humanist, a father, and a middle school teacher. I was born and raised in Brownsville, in... Read More

The following excerpt is from the new book, “What’ll We Do With All the Churches?” by Steve Perron. His book is unique among the... Read More

Now and then, people contemplate imponderable questions such as: What is consciousness? What existed before the Big Bang? Or, what came first – the... Read More

A few weeks ago, in an online exchange with a colleague, my email responses were repeatedly blocked. The technical reason read: 550 5.7.1 Blocked... Read More