Please welcome the AHA’s new Communications Manager, David Reinbold! What is your educational and work background? I have a background in communications, marketing, and journalism and have worked for various nonprofits and media outlets, including... Read More

The humanist and atheist movement lost an important and dedicated leader with the death of Woody Kaplan last week. Woody was an advisor and generous financial supporter to many organizations in our movement. I first... Read More

Humanist groups provide opportunities for people to build community and to learn and act together for the betterment of society. To expand their impact, the American Humanist Association offers grants to help groups upgrade their... Read More

The endorsement of Humanist Celebrants by the Humanist Society began in 1939, marking an important milestone in the recognition of non-religious ceremonies. As the demand for non-religious alternatives to traditional ceremonies grew, the Humanist Society... Read More

Crossroads and Collective Futures, the 82nd Annual Conference of the American Humanist Association (AHA), is now part of history. This momentous occasion holds an even deeper significance as it marks our first in-person event in... Read More

Are you ready for the biggest humanist event since pre-pandemic times? The American Humanist Association’s 82nd Annual Conference is just around the corner! The AHA staff is making last-minute preparations, packing everything up, and getting... Read More

The American Humanist Association (AHA) has announced the recipients of the 2023 Humanist Awards, which will be presented at the AHA’s 82nd Annual Conference, Crossroads and Collective Futures, in Denver, Colorado, May 5th-7th. Dr. Michael E.... Read More