Humanist Magazine Cover Contest Ends May 21
Can you name all of the skeptics that appear on the cover of the Humanist magazine's May/June 2012 issue? (If you’re not receiving the Humanist, become a member of the American Humanist Association today!) Write... Read More
The Comics Section: Religion in Schools, Resistance, and The Golden Rule
New comics by Jesus and Mo, Ape Not Monkey, and The Bad Chemicals!
MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR: Humanist Lobbying on Capitol Hill
Yesterday I met Senator Michael Bennet of Colorado and Representative Chris Murphy of Connecticut to thank them personally for their co-sponsorship of the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA)—an issue that the American Humanist Association is actively... Read More
AHA Leaders Meet with U.S. State Dept.
AHA Executive Director Roy Speckhardt and AHA Development and Communications Director Maggie Ardiente met with officials at the U.S. Department of State's Office of International Religious Freedom (IRF) in Washington DC. The IRF is part... Read More
The Dead Body Problem
As a practicing curmudgeon, I now take a deep breath and type feverishly that I am NOT going to write about there being too many people alive on planet Earth. Every intelligent humanist knows about... Read More
From the AHA Archives: Carl Sagan
Listen to famed astronomer Carl Sagan accept the AHA’s Humanist of the Year award at the 1981 AHA Conference in San Diego, California.
2012 National Day of Reason Wrap-Up
Thanks to everyone who supported the National Day of Reason this year! Thousands visited www.nationaldayofreason.org to learn more about the American Humanist Association and why we support reason over prayer as the guiding principle of... Read More
