What is the future of humanist art? HNN talks with painter Herb Pleiman, also known as CHEN, who currently has his artwork on eBay with proceeds benefiting the American Humanist Association. Is there a future... Read More

Humanist Network News is pleased to support a new book project created by New York photographer and filmmaker Chris Johnson. A Better Life: 100 Atheists Speak Out on Joy and Meaning in a World Without... Read More

The following interview was originally published on the Psychology Today blog, In Therapy. It was one installment in Ryan Howes’ series, “The Varieties of Religious Therapy,” featuring representatives from twelve belief systems discussing how they... Read More

AHA member Ryan Wollard is an artist from Maitland, Florida who started Charity Paintings to help support the causes he cares most about. Through Etsy.com, the popular online store focused on handmade goods, Ryan sells... Read More

Leo Behe is not your typical young humanist. He’s the son of famed intelligent design proponent, author, and biochemist Michael Behe. Since 1996 the elder Behe, a professor at Lehigh University, has earned accolades from... Read More

The first annual International Freethought Film Festival was held Friday, May 13, through Sunday, May 15, 2011, at the historic Tampa Theatre in sunny Tampa, Florida. The event was the brainchild of writer Andrea Steele,... Read More

Leon Seltzer wants you to think, reflect and be more compassionate. Dr. Seltzer, a clinical psychologist and longtime humanist, has tackled a range of issues in his popular articles for the online Psychology Today, from... Read More