The American Humanist Association’s 82nd Annual Conference, Crossroads and Collective Futures, is only a month away! And there’s still time to get a great... Read More

The Climate Book, a massive anthology compiled by Greta Thunberg—the young Swedish environmental activist who won global fame after she launched her School Strike... Read More

Working with experts on climate science and master science teachers, the National Center for Science Education developed a group of lesson sets on climate... Read More

The best discussion of climate change education for the general reader is Katie Worth’s Miseducation: How Climate Change is Taught in America (Columbia Global... Read More

Like many secular advocates across the country, humanists in Minnesota are becoming increasingly concerned about the rise of Christian Nationalism and the impact of... Read More

At Humanists International, sup­porting individuals at risk is an important part of our strategic plan, whether it’s through our campaigning for the repeal of... Read More

Even when we are surrounded by people who are outwardly similar to us–similar points of view, similar bodies, similar gender expressions, similar skin tones–the... Read More

Next week, on February 15th we celebrate the birthday of Galileo Galilei, the 17th-century Italian astronomer, physicist, engineer, and polymath widely regarded as the... Read More

Problems usually arise when a country applies religion to its foreign policy. United States foreign policy should always be secular. At the same time,... Read More

This is the first in a series of articles this month about alcohol and addiction that are part of the American Humanist Association’s Dry January... Read More