As the American Humanist Association’s Center for Education celebrates its 5th birthday this year, we are also celebrating our growing partnerships within the Humanist Studies Program. For the Fall 2023 semester, the program will offer... Read More

Science, reason, and freethinking are highly valued by humanists and often are the focus of our communities’ writings and presentations. They’re how we make sense of and find meaning in a complicated world full of... Read More

During the Watergate investigation, Sen. Howard Baker (R- TN) famously asked the question about President Richard Nixon. The resultant scandal caused Nixon to resign the presidency on August 8, 1974. We can ask the same... Read More

The grave importance of local-level elections in your state can never be overstressed. Laws governing civil liberties and human rights, education, budgeting, insurance, transportation and urban planning, elections and government offices, gun violence—and funding for... Read More

This month the American Humanist Association (AHA) is focusing on a theme of “Humanist Ecology and Climate Disinformation”. We invite you to think and learn about how disinformation and misinformation have contributed to the current state... Read More

This Atheist Day (March 23rd of each year) atheists, agnostics, freethinkers, humanists, and more geared up to speak with their Senators and Representatives as constituents concerned about recent ethics scandals and passionate for court reform.... Read More

Even when we are surrounded by people who are outwardly similar to us–similar points of view, similar bodies, similar gender expressions, similar skin tones–the human mind will still find ways to look for differences. To... Read More