The American Humanist Association has recently been named an “Accredited Charity” by the Better Business Bureau’s Wise Giving Alliance by meeting all 20 rigorous Standards for Charity Accountability. According to their website, “The BBB Wise... Read More

Leadership at the American Humanist Association celebrated after a federal judge on August 12 ruled in favor of the United Coalition of Reason (UnitedCoR), who had been denied advertising space for an ad reading, “Are... Read More

By Colin Flannery “In God We Trust” appears on every denomination of U.S. currency. To trust in something or someone is to rely on them in circumstances where, if they let you down, you will... Read More

By Jason Torpy Many details have emerged regarding the anti-Muslim rhetoric and subsequent rampage of Anders Breivik. Over 90 people are dead due to his bombing attack and running gunfight in Norway. It is a... Read More

by Steve Ahlquist As a humanist interested in service work, I have to say that I approached my first Habitat for Humanity build with some trepidation. Though the charity is well regarded for having provided... Read More

Reasons Not To Get Love Advice from Don Miller By Hemant Mehta This article first appeared on The Friendly Atheist, now hosted on Patheos.   Christian author Don Miller likes to talk about how your life ought... Read More

This week’s featured poem is by Hank Rodgers. Hank is a retired trial court administrator and lives in Southern California. He is a lifetime humanist and longtime member of the American Humanist Association.  You can reach him... Read More