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Meet the New AHA Intern: William Gogoel

by TheHumanist.com Staff • 12 June 2018

Please welcome the new legal intern with the Appignani Humanist Legal Center, William Gogoel! TheHumanist.com: What is your educational and work background? During high school I worked various jobs over the summers, from temping in... Read More

2018 Harvey LeBrun Chapter Grant Winners

by Emily Newman • 30 April 2018

One of the many perks of being an American Humanist Association chapter is the opportunity to apply for annual Harvey LeBrun Chapter Grants ranging from $300 to $2,000. These grants help chapters develop or expand... Read More

National Day of Reason Reintroduced in House of Representatives

by Matthew Bulger • 26 April 2018

For the fourth consecutive year, the American Humanist Association has worked with congressional allies to reintroduce the National Day of Reason (NDOR) resolution in the US House of Representatives. This year’s resolution, H.Res 852, was introduced... Read More

What Happens in Vegas? Cardio Spider Comedy and Improv for One Thing!

by Nicole Carr • 25 April 2018

The American Humanist Association’s 77th Annual Conference is in Las Vegas in just a few weeks, and some wonderful entertainers will perform for attendees.  One of them is Cardio Spider, a sketch comedy and improv... Read More

What Happens in Vegas… Is a Whole Lotta Humanism at the AHA’s 77th Annual Conference!

by Meghan Hamilton • 21 March 2018

We are just eight weeks away from the American Humanist Association’s 77th Annual Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada! The AHA takes pride in this thought-provoking event that takes place over four days and is chock-full... Read More

Meet the 2018 AHA Lifetime Achievement Awardee David Suzuki

by Meghan Hamilton • 8 March 2018

“When we forget that we are embedded in the natural world, we also forget that what we do to our surroundings we are doing to ourselves.” David Suzuki’s career as a scientist, writer, and television... Read More

AHA Keynote Speaker Rode a Rollercoaster of Liberties and Litigation

by Meghan Hamilton • 27 February 2018

“I did not choose to announce to the news media that I am transgender. My school board made that decision for me. But now that I am visible, I want to use my position to... Read More

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