In Reason We Trust
For many of us in the rationalist and humanist community, the focus on how we define ourselves often falls on the difference between developing and upholding the rational mind versus religious tendencies towards bias or... Read More
New Year, New Secular Representation in Congress
The American Humanist Association (AHA) and Center for Freethought Equality (CFE) staff met with new and returning Members of Congress on the very first day of the 119th Congress session to begin establishing important relationships... Read More
The Path to Humanist Chaplaincy
Anthony Cruz Pantojas, MATS, MALS, BCC (they/them), is the Humanist Chaplain and Coordinator of Africana Spirituality at Tufts University. Currently, they are a board member for Secular Coalition for America, The Humanist Society, as well... Read More
Staying Vigilant
UPDATE: Since this article went up, the House has scheduled another vote as early as Monday for this bill. We urge our readers to contact their representatives HERE and/or call them immediately. On Tuesday, the... Read More
Showing Up Is Important
Humanist advocacy can be exhausting. There are always things that need to happen, projects that seem to never get done, challenges that arise, and societal issues to better understand so we can promote solutions. It’s... Read More
An American Backslider in the Philippines
A new docu-drama will explore humanist and freethought activism in the Philippines. The film project combines historical recreations with insightful interviews from both secular and religious activists. It’s an attempt to spotlight an underrepresented movement... Read More
Humanists of West Florida Help Homeless Stay Dry and Supplied
Northwestern Florida gets rain more than 120 days annually, including heavy downpours during hurricane season. Keeping dry is a serious challenge for unhoused individuals and Florida ranks as third among states with the most unhoused... Read More
