Anyone who rides a commuter bus or train in the United States is all too familiar with the sight of fellow travelers with their heads down, focused on their hand-held devices. (If not, look up... Read More

Feb. 10, 2014 was the 60th anniversary of the original congressional move in 1954 that added “under God” to the official Pledge of Allegiance, and state lawmakers all over the country have introduced resolutions to... Read More

No matter how you look at it, the nontheist movement in the U.S. is experiencing momentous growth. According to a Harris poll, those who profess no belief in a god is at the highest percentage... Read More

The responses on Twitter to last night's debate on evolution between Bill Nye and Ken Ham seemed to heavily favor Bill Nye and his science-backed performance. While Twitter can not be said to reflect a... Read More

Letters to the Editor (LTE) are a great way to make your humanist voice heard on local and national issues. Did you get your letter-to-the-editor published in a local or major newspaper? Tell us and... Read More

We here at the American Humanist Association love to come up with new ideas to promote humanism. Every week, we meet in the conference room at our offices in Washington DC to brainstorm ideas on... Read More

Writing letters to the editor (LTE) of your local or regional newspapers (or even national) is an easy and effective way to inform your elected officials and the general public how important a particular issue... Read More