Journeys to Humanism: Building a Humanist Outlook
Journeys to Humanism, theHumanist.com’s regular series, features real stories from humanists in our community. From heartwarming narratives of growth, to more difficult journeys, our readers open up about their experiences coming to humanism. Choice Edwards... Read More
Is Language Helping Us Reach Our Goals as Humanists?
R.E. Frank submitted this article through the Call for Voices program. This time last year, I was eating ice cream for every meal, and had been for some months. I was living with someone who... Read More
Humanists Mark Transgender Awareness Week
Transgender Awareness Week, November 13th – November 19th, serves as an opportunity to both elevate positive awareness of and bring attention to the issues facing the transgender community. The week ends on November 20th with... Read More
Letter in a Bottle
As we close in on 2023, I look past my personal horizon and see events and circumstances in three main categories. I am either intrigued, or frightened, or elated by the state of my life... Read More
Saving Higher Ed from Ultra-Right Koch Network Influence
Most people know Charles Koch and his late brother David as libertarian billionaires. Less well known is that both of these men have invested millions of dollars in a strategy spanning several decades that’s completely... Read More
American Humanist Association Joins UnKoch My Campus’s National Day of Action
Humanists know that US democracy is under attack on many fronts. One of the ways this is happening is that billionaire political donors, like Charles Koch, use donations to educational institutions to place their private... Read More
Finding Strength in Differences: Inclusive Humanist Community
When humanists think of the many differences between humanism and the sort of Christianity many of us are familiar with, what are the biggest differences that come to mind? Every humanist may answer that differently,... Read More
