The Need for Humanists in Secular Sweden

By Emilia Ericson Sweden is, apart from being known as the founder of IKEA, known to many as a very secular country where atheism is more common than theism. But few people outside of Sweden... Read More
11 College Courses in Modern Humanism

College Courses in Modern Humanism Did you know that you can take college courses in humanism? Mesa Community College in Mesa, Arizona (near Phoenix) hosts the New Frontiers for Lifelong Learning program, a self-directed, peer-led... Read More
The Ethical Dilemma: Elections

Experiencing an ethical dilemma? Need advice from a humanist perspective? In the spirit of the New York Times "The Ethicist" or Slate's "Dear Prudence," Humanist Network News is proud to introduce "The Ethical Dilemma," an... Read More
Humanist Voices in Verse: “Ecclesiastes” by Frank S. Robinson

This week we're pleased to publish a new poem "Ecclesiastes" by Frank S. Robinson. Frank S. Robinson is a retired New York State administrative law judge, a rare coin dealer, and author of five books,... Read More
The Comics Section: Indoctrinating Children, 6,000 years vs. 9,000 years, and Flat Earth

The latest from your favorites: Jesus and Mo, Ape Not Monkey, and The Bad Chemicals!
MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR: The Election is Over. Now What?

The campaigns are finally over. President Obama has been re-elected, and we have new Representatives and Senators in Congress. As humanists, what does the next four years hold for us? Already, the American Humanist Association... Read More
Post-Election Analysis: What Does It All Mean for Humanists?

Everyone, take a deep breath. The election is, at long last, over. That little ball of anxiety in your stomach that many of you probably got from worrying that Mitt Romney, who has supported the... Read More