[February 23, 2011] A new installment of the AHA's Audio Podcast is available for listening. Keep reading to find out about the guests on this month's show. You can listen to the show using the podcast player... Read More

We did it! Thanks to Representative Pete Stark and his team of staff members, the American Humanist Association is proud to have helped introduce the first resolution in Congress to designate February 12 as Darwin... Read More

A collaboration between the American Humanist Association and U.S. Representative Pete Stark results in House Resolution 81: the designation of February 12 as Darwin Day. On February 9th, California Representative and 2008 Humanist of the... Read More

by Dr. Anthony B. Pinn Black churches dominate popular imagination in the United States. And this Christian-bias is more intense during Black History Month, when talk of great figures such as Reverend Martin Luther King,... Read More

Sean Mulligan goes undercover at this year’s Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Washington DC with a surprising result—hardly any mention of God and faith. Does this mean the end of religion’s influence in politics?... Read More

From John Lennon to Billy Joel to NOFX, Erin Williamson selects the top ten songs that best convey humanism and nonbelief. by Erin Williamson In keeping with an HNN favorite subtopic of humanism in pop... Read More

This week’s comics feature Jesus and Mo addressing the virtues of abstinence-only education and Freethunk! where the Ten Commandments might not be so complete.