Each summer, the American Humanist Association welcomes a cohort of interns who bring fresh perspectives, sharp questions, and endless energy to our organization. Our internship program isn’t just about padding resumes; our aim is always... Read More

The strides humanists have made to protect and advance human rights in America have been remarkable – but the movement has much further to go to reach and serve the populations that need our support. ... Read More

The Christian right lost one of their main architects this past week. Jimmy Swaggart, televangelist, sex-worker patron, and later, internet meme, passed away at ninety-years-old on July 1st, 2025. During the 1980s, Swaggart’s empire rivaled... Read More

Please welcome the AHA’s new Legal and Policy Assistant, Claire Mulvey! What is your educational and work background? Like many young professionals, my career thus far has been a bit of trial and error. I... Read More

On Monday, President Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission held its first meeting at the Museum of the Bible in Washington (yeah, that’s a thing). Here at AHA, we’ve been keeping an eye on this group since... Read More

Learn more about the AHA’s summer Education Interns! What drew you to humanism?  Gabriella Cohen: I think the seeds for engaging in Humanism in a formal sense were planted when my family attended a Humanist... Read More

Learn more about Policy Intern Lineth Garcia and Organizing Intern Cate Pringle!  What drew you to humanism?  Lineth Garcia: My introduction to humanism came through my sociology courses, particularly through one of my favorite professors.... Read More