Luis Granados, director of the AHA’s publishing house, Humanist Press, responds to the Catholic bishops' Fortnight for Freedom, a 14-day campaign which, according to... Read More

by Ellery Schempp I write in remembrance and appreciation. Engel v. Vitale was decided 7-1 on June 25, 1962 in a truly landmark Supreme... Read More

Humanist Network News is back after a brief hiatus as our staff prepared for the 71st Annual Conference in New Orleans earlier this month!... Read More

Photo by: Leslie Zukor The 2012 Annual Conference, held this year in New Orleans, was an absolute success. With 30 different banquets, lectures, forums,... Read More

This year’s American Humanist Association 71st Annual Conference saw a lot of wonderful things come to fruition, one of them being the tireless efforts... Read More

A Massachusetts court has ruled against a humanist family in their challenge to the “under God” wording of the Pledge of Allegiance to the... Read More

I have just read—well, more or less—three recent books that will weigh heavily on my mind if I don’t write about them. First, I... Read More

The American Humanist Association (AHA) will be highlighting the case of Alexander Aan in its ongoing work with the U.S. Department of State's Office... Read More

By James A. Haught People sometimes ask me whether I'm an agnostic, an atheist, a skeptic–or what. I have a standard reply: I don't... Read More

Learn more about the AHA’s interns for Summer 2012, Nina Goodwine and Cameron Stewart! If you or someone you know is interested in interning... Read More