The Everyday Practicality of Evil
“After every atrocity, one can expect to hear the same predictable apologies; it never happened; the victim lies; the victim exaggerates; the victim[s] brought... Read More
CHURCH & STATE | The Supreme Court Is Trashing Our Rights. What Are We Going to Do?
The U.S. Supreme Court, once seen as the last bastion of protection for our rights, is instead laying waste to them. Stacked with ultra-conservatives,... Read More
HUMANISM & THE ARTS | It is Literally about Literacy
One could make a case that there is no other element of democracy and modernity that is more critical than the ability of the... Read More
REPRESENTATION MATTERS | Spotlight on State Representative Sherry Dutzy
This is part of theHumanist.com’s monthly 2021 series highlighting openly nonreligious elected officials across the nation. There are now more than 80 elected officials,... Read More
Meet the New Executive Director: Nadya Dutchin
Nadya Dutchin joined the American Humanist Association (AHA) as the organization’s new Executive Director in December 2021. AHA Deputy Director and Humanist magazine editor... Read More
Study Reveals More Defined Picture of Our Civically Active Humanist Community
Recently, I joined the authors of Secular Surge: The New Fault Line in American Politics for a panel discussion about their new book. Like... Read More
This is How Humanists International Helped My Family and I to Find Freedom
In 2019, Prof. Mahmoud Jama Ahmed became the target of religious fundamentalists because of his criticism of Islam. He was forced to leave Somalia... Read More
Supreme Court Round-Up
Last Fall, the AHA signed on to three Supreme Court amicus briefs in cases that involve issues central to humanist values. The first friend... Read More
Commentary from Nadya Dutchin, AHA Executive Director
I could not be more pleased to greet you as the new Executive Director of the American Humanist Association (AHA). My family is from... Read More
The Comics Section: DéJànuary Vu
The latest from Cagle Cartoons! Happy New Year? by Christopher Weyant, The Boston Globe, MA
