The American Humanist Association is proud to award its first LGBT Humanist Pride Award to Candace Gingrich-Jones. Mrs. Gingrich-Jones is an outspoken LGBT activist... Read More

by Hemant Mehta As a guy who once lived with his girlfriend, I know I learned things about her (and vice-versa) that several more... Read More

What happens when Jesus explains to Mo the meaning of Lent? Plus, The Littlest Atheist and Atheist Cartoons tackle the subject of heaven. (From... Read More

2011 is already shaping up to be one of our most challenging years yet for humanists. With new lawmakers in Congress pushing a religious... Read More

Did you enjoy the last issue’s Humanist Anthems for your iPod Playlist? Thanks to you HNN readers for suggesting other songs to add to... Read More

With the political realignment that came with the elections of 2010, foes of reproductive rights have wasted no time in unleashing a barrage of... Read More

by Bill Daehler Kansas is yet again emerging as a hotbed for activism within the nationwide GOP-radical Christian coalition targeting women’s health services.  Last... Read More

This year at our 70th annual conference in Cambridge, Massachusetts, AHA will award Steve Wozniak the Isaac Asimov Science Award. The Isaac Asimov Science... Read More

A video featuring popular Christian author Rob Bell suggests that he doesn’t believe in the existence of Hell. What does this mean for Christian... Read More

by Erin Williamson Natural disasters are unavoidable, often unpredictable, and do not discriminate. This past week, Christchurch, New Zealand was shaken by a 6.3... Read More