Repair Can’t Wait: The Case for Reparations

In February, the American Humanist Association (AHA) joined nearly 400 national, international, state, and local organizations in a letter urging leadership in the House of Representatives to bring HR 40 to a full vote on... Read More
The Biggest Humanist Event Is Right around the Corner

It’s that time of year again for the AHA’s Annual Conference! Mark your calendar for our virtual event on Saturday, June 25th and Sunday, June 26th to enjoy two days of critical inquiry, exploration of... Read More
“Christian Values” Statement Has No Place in Our Government

“[Donald Kauerauf] is outspokenly pro-life and morally opposed to abortion. Missourians know that I share these beliefs and would not have nominated someone who does not share the same Christian values.” The above statement, made... Read More
2022 Connecticut Darwin Day: Ocean Fossils Reveal Secret to Mass Extinctions

In 2009, a group of dedicated teachers, citizens, and scientists from Fairfield County (aka the Southern Connecticut Darwin Day Committee) came together to organize a dinner to commemorate the anniversary of the publication of The... Read More
The Next Evolution of the Darwin Day Website

Despite the white beard, Charles Darwin isn’t Santa Claus—but like Christmas, Darwin Day comes once a year, and when it comes it brings good cheer. That’s because every year, on Darwin’s birthday, February 12, people... Read More
Ethical Friends of Children: Helping Families in Need

Ethical Friends of Children (EFC) is an outreach program of the Ethical Humanist Society of Long Island (EHSLI), a chapter of the American Humanist Association established in 1985. We collect items for children and give... Read More
Who Are Your Everyday Humanist Heroes?

When I get overwhelmed with current events or tired of celebrity headlines, I love taking a break by visiting websites that collect positive stories and checking in with fellow humanists on social media. It’s reassuring... Read More