Support Public Education – Tell Senators NO on McMahon

Take just two minutes now to urge your senators to oppose Linda McMahon’s confirmation as the Secretary of Education! Young peoples’ futures depend on it. Your senators will soon be voting on whether to confirm... Read More
The Work Begins to End Global Blasphemy Laws: An Interview with Mubarak Bala

Mubarak Bala, a humanist in Nigeria, was recently released from prison for what amounts to charges of blasphemy. In an interview with Canadian humanist Scott Douglas Jacobsen, Bala reflects on his unjust detention, emphasizing that... Read More
Humanists International Launches Its 2024 Freedom of Thought Report in DC

Last week, hundreds joined online and dozens joined in person to witness the launch of Humanist International’s 2024 Freedom of Thought Report (FoTR). The Freedom of Thought Report assesses every country in the world on... Read More
Challenging Social Mindsets in Malawi

Wonderful Mkhutche is Humanists Malawi's Executive Director. He spoke with Canadian humanist and writer Scott Douglas Jacobsen. Scott Douglas Jacobsen: Today, we are here with Wonderful Mkhutche. We're going to discuss humanism in Malawi, and... Read More
AHA Offers New Ways to Connect with Humanism

Humanism empowers us to create our own meaningful lives. It’s our shared humanity and sense of responsibility—not dependence on scripture, an afterlife, or deities—that encourages us to make the most of the time we have... Read More
New Year, New Secular Representation in Congress

The American Humanist Association (AHA) and Center for Freethought Equality (CFE) staff met with new and returning Members of Congress on the very first day of the 119th Congress session to begin establishing important relationships... Read More
Humanist Mubarak Bala Freed in Nigeria

After four-and-a-half years in prison, Mubarak Bala, president of the Humanist Association of Nigeria, was released on Tuesday. Because Bala’s legal team believes he is still in danger, he is being housed at a secure... Read More