By Troy Conrad “I’m looking to get away from organized religion,” I told the man at the Church of Scientology, where he sat in a tall black leather bound chair in a room lit with... Read More

From the AHA archives, we hope you enjoy the official audio recording of the late prolific author and past AHA honorary president Kurt Vonnegut as he accepts the 1992 Humanist of the Year award. The... Read More

It still amazes me how wonderful humanists can really be. When I posted the news of a recent family emergency on my Facebook simply to inform my family and friends in a quick way, I... Read More

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This week's poem is by Helen Bennett. Helen is the author of Humanism, What's That? A Book for Curious Kids (2005, Prometheus Books). Helen is president of the Humanists of Brevard and is a former... Read More

      AHA’s Nice List: New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg According to AM New York, February 12 was the last day religious groups could continue holding services in New York City public schools:... Read More

The American Humanist Association, as part of an effort to increase the influence of secular Americans on their national government, participates in several coalitions that work to ensure church-state separation. Some recent actions of these... Read More