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By Paul Ress I was sitting in my favorite Geneva restaurant, L’Echalote, a few weeks ago. Suddenly I noticed bottles of a Swiss red wine on several tables. There was nothing unusual about that except... Read More
Twitter Contest: Define Humanism in Less Than 140 Characters
Calling all Twitter users! We’re holding a contest to see who can best describe humanism in a Tweet, and we need you to participate! Here’s the American Humanist Association’s official definition of humanism: Humanism is... Read More
Save the Date: Reason Rally to Be Held March 24, 2012 in Washington DC
The Reason Rally, a nationwide celebration sponsored by the top secular organizations in the United States, will be held March 24, 2012, in Washington, DC. With the intent to unify, energize, and embolden secular people nationwide, The... Read More
Meet the AHA Staff: Matthew Bulger
Learn more about Matt Bulger, the American Humanist Association’s new programs assistant! Matt comes to the AHA from the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law where he formulated policy papers on civil rights issues... Read More
Humanist Voices in Verse: Daniel Thomas Moran
This week’s featured poem is by Daniel Thomas Moran, editor of Humanist Network News’ “Humanist Voices in Verse” column. Daniel Thomas Moran served as Poet Laureate of Suffolk County, New York from 2005 to 2007.... Read More
The Weekly Humanist Puzzle: A Message from Richard Dawkins to Rick Perry
Solve this Drop Quotes puzzle and discover a message that Dawkins gave to Texas governor Rick Perry. Created by Dan Mason. Click to Enlarge. Plus, answers to last week’s puzzle.
MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR: Remembering 9/11
A reporter from National Public Radio contact me recently looking for people who were raised religious but became a humanist or atheist as a result of the tragic events on September 11, 2001. An inquiry... Read More
