The Weekly Humanist Puzzle: Cryptoquote
Solve this Cryptoquote and reveal a quote by a famous rationalist. A cryptoquote is a puzzle where a pithy remark is enciphered by substituting the letters of the sentence with different letters or symbols. The challenge... Read More
Humanist Voices in Verse: The Talking Snake by Daniel Mullane
This week’s featured poem is by Daniel Mullane. He and his wife Sharon retired in 2005 and left the San Francisco Bay area to see the United States by travel trailer. They are currently in... Read More
Winner of the
Last week we asked HNN readers to define humanism on Twitter using less than 140 characters. We were overwhelmed by the number of creative, funny, and very succinct submissions! (We know it can be difficult... Read More
Meet the AHA Staff: Kayley Whalen
Meet the AHA Staff: Kayley Whalen Meet Kayley Whalen, the American Humanist Association’s new development associate! Kayley, a graduate of Swarthmore College, worked for three years as a financial analyst for Fannie Mae, and was... Read More
What Can AHA Do for Your Local Group?
The grassroots level is where the action begins. It is through our day-to-day actions and our ability to mobilize that great change happens. This is exactly why the American Humanist Association has a grassroots program,... Read More
North Carolina’s LGBT Measure: A Reactionary’s Response to Progress
Last week, the North Carolina Senate passed a motion to amend the state constitution with a measure effectively banning “marriage, civil unions, domestic partnerships and other relationship recognition” between members of the same sex. The... Read More
Legislating Morality: How House Conservatives Endanger Lives by “Protecting” The Unborn
House conservatives have recently revived the debate over government sponsored abortions, specifically over the extent to which our government wishes to indirectly fund the procedure. Their efforts have largely been centered around the Protect Life... Read More
