2016 Conference Recap: AHA Commemorates 75th Anniversary in Chicago

Over 460 humanists, atheists, and freethinkers gathered in Chicago last weekend to celebrate “75 Years of Humanism” with the American Humanist Association, the oldest and largest humanist organization in the United States. Over a dozen... Read More
Meet the Intern: Amanda Scott

Please welcome the Center for Freethought Equality’s intern for summer 2016, Amanda Scott! The Center for Freethought Equality is a sister organization of the American Humanist Association dedicated to lobbying and political advocacy. TheHumanist.com: What... Read More
Meet the Intern: Arthur Wesley

Get to know one of our Summer 2016 interns, Arthur Wesley! He will be interning in the communications department at the American Humanist Association. TheHumanist.com: What is your educational and work background? Wesley: I’m a... Read More
Humanism Goes Hand-in-Hand with Racial Justice and #BlackLivesMatter

In theory, humanism is inclusive. A fundamental principle in humanism is that every human being should be protected and treated equally. This intrinsic value of humanism is at the core of all social justice movements.... Read More
From Feminist Caucus to Feminist Humanist Alliance: Reimagining What It Means to Be a Humanist Feminist

The evolution of institutions is inevitable. Strategic planning for organizational change is critical to enhance potential for success. This is what’s taking place within the American Humanist Association (AHA), as we add an important dimension... Read More
Humanists Love Earth Day 2016

Did you know that Earth Day is the largest secular observance in the world? This year, several chapters of the American Humanist Association are celebrating Earth Day by participating in direct action and by reminding... Read More
Meet the Podcast Producer: Stephanie Zvan

We’re pleased to welcome to the American Humanist Association the new producer of the Humanist Hour podcast, Stephanie Zvan! TheHumanist.com: What is your educational and work background? I started college as a physics major. I... Read More