As the American Humanist Association (AHA) promotes and advocates for humanism nationally, our local groups find innovative ways to spread humanism in their communities.... Read More

It seems to happen every time a law or policy that privileges religious belief is passed, it gets exploited to be used as a... Read More

One of my best friends, Woody Kaplan, died recently. I miss him. He was my age when he died. I turned eighty-two on June... Read More

Imagine you are a citizen living within an irrational society that has laws which state if you blaspheme god, that you can be persecuted... Read More

This is part of The Humanist’s monthly series highlighting openly nonreligious elected officials across the nation. Because of the work of the Center for... Read More

The razor wire is unsettling. Razor wire, designed to slice human flesh if one attempts to climb over or through it, spirals around all... Read More

The Need to Belong By Janet Jeppson Asimov | October 14, 2014 Nonbelief in Nigeria: Can Critical Thinking Thrive in a Deeply Religious Society?... Read More

July 26th, 2024 will mark the 34th anniversary of the passage of a pivotal piece of American law in defense of and for the... Read More

Conservative religious politicians aim to push their Christianity in public spaces, especially in school settings. From dangerous Supreme Court appointments to state courts favoring... Read More

In the heart of Los Angeles, Sunday Assembly Los Angeles (SALA), a proud chapter of the American Humanist Association (AHA), stands as a beacon... Read More