Humanist Hopes for 2014
What do humanists hope for in the coming new year? More elected officials representing nontheist equality? Greater protection of atheist rights worldwide? Matthew Bulger* shares his hopes and we call on you to share your... Read More
New City, New People: A Humanist’s Travels on New Years Eve
Thomas Dixon’s goal is to visit a new city every year on New Year’s Eve, to open himself to new cultures, experiences, and people. He encourages other humanists to do the same. The first time... Read More
MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR: I’m an Atheist but I Love Christmas
It’s true—I’m an atheist that loves Christmas. I put my tree up before Thanksgiving, I buy crazy amounts of holiday wrapping paper, and I love walking around DC to see beautiful Christmas displays in store... Read More
Does the Pope Deserve to Be TIME’s Person of the Year?
Pope Francis has just been named TIME magazine’s Person of the Year, someone “who had the greatest impact of the world, for good or bad.” Does he deserve the award, and for good or bad?... Read More
The Humanist Carnivore: An Oxymoron?
Many will be gearing up for December feasts that often include a holiday ham or turkey. But is it okay to be both a humanist and a meat-eater? Nutritionist Dr. Ann Childers says yes. A... Read More
MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR: Text AHA to 50555 and Join the Humanist Mobile Community
Many of you probably share the same experience: Ten years ago, I had a flip phone which I used only for phone calls. Now I can hardly separate myself from my iPhone without calling, texting,... Read More
Why I Sued Fayette High School: A Student Speaks Out
When a teacher began leading prayers in a public school classroom, one student stood up for church-state separation. High school student and humanist Gavin Hunt shares his story on why he sued his school to... Read More