Caring and Co-Presencing: Reflections and Insights from the Humanist Spark Summit
What emerges when we center relationships, envision collectively, and leverage institutional resources in solidarity? #HumanistSpark Several generations converged at the Kindling the Humanist Spark Summit, which took place August 2 - 5 at Tufts University.... Read More
To Put an End to Discriminatory Immigration Policy, Congress Must Pass the NO BAN Act
Tell Congress to Support the NO BAN Act! During the very first month of his presidency, Donald Trump targeted Muslim-majority countries by signing an executive order banning their citizens from entering the United States. Introduced... Read More
The Power of Humanism: Building a Better Tomorrow at AHACON24
At the American Humanist Association, we’re firm believers that the future is undeniably humanist. Humanism has the power to foster a culture of critical thinking and evidence-based reasoning, enhance compassion and empathy in our interactions... Read More
Building Bridges: The Impact of Sunday Assembly Los Angeles Hosting an International Conference
In the heart of Los Angeles, Sunday Assembly Los Angeles (SALA), a proud chapter of the American Humanist Association (AHA), stands as a beacon of community and shared values. October 17th - 20th, SALA is... Read More
To Combat Corruption on the Supreme Court, Congress Must Pass the High Court Gift Ban Act
Supreme Court Justices have crossed the line into what should be considered unethical behavior from the highest court in the nation. Thanks to quality investigative journalism by ProPublica, the American public became widely aware of... Read More
Addressing Food Production and Insecurity in America
It’s no surprise that many local humanist groups volunteer at food banks, support community gardens, manage food drives, and maintain food pantries during Secular Week of Action and throughout the year. We know the world... Read More
This Pride Month Feels a Little Bit Different
June is Pride Month in the United States, and as an out queer person, I’ve always looked at June as a moment for deep(er) reflection. How far have we come as a country on LGBTQ+... Read More
