Now that “aging brains” have been much in the media, I am sure that most people understand the adage “use it or lose it.”... Read More

AHA Legislative Associate Matthew Bulger writes on the history of the real Christopher Columbus: slaver, murderer, and thief. So why does the United States... Read More

Hear from local leader Rose Jansen, whose group was awarded a generous grant from the American Humanist Association, and how it helped increase the... Read More

Humanist Press is the publishing house of the American Humanist Association, providing material for the humanist/freethought/atheist market since 1995. Check out two recently released... Read More

Joan Reisman-Brill gives advice to a B&B owner who can’t decide whether to return a deposit or not, and an atheist whose Jewish wife’s... Read More

This week’s poem “October Spring” is by humanist poet Philip Appleman. Philip D. Appleman is Distinguished Professor Emeritus at Indiana University-Bloomington. He has published... Read More

Did you try your hand at last week’s Humanist Crossword Puzzle: Our Imaginary Friend? See answers to the puzzle below. Special thanks to Dan... Read More

Check out new comics by Jesus and Mo, Ape Not Monkey, and The Bad Chemicals!      

I'm pleased to announce that, for the third year in a row, the American Humanist Association has met all twenty Standards for Charitable Accountability... Read More

A new film covering the detrimental effects of America’s Religious Right on Uganda opens Oct. 11, 2013 in New York City. God Loves Uganda,... Read More