Addressing Food Production and Insecurity in America

It’s no surprise that many local humanist groups volunteer at food banks, support community gardens, manage food drives, and maintain food pantries during Secular Week of Action and throughout the year. We know the world... Read More
This Pride Month Feels a Little Bit Different

June is Pride Month in the United States, and as an out queer person, I’ve always looked at June as a moment for deep(er) reflection. How far have we come as a country on LGBTQ+... Read More
Rep. Jared Huffman Launches Task Force to Counter Project 2025

On Tuesday, Co-Chair of the Congressional Freethought Caucus, Rep. Jared Huffman (CA-02), announced the formation of the Stop Project 2025 Task Force. The creation of the task force is a direct response to Project 2025,... Read More
The Fight for Inclusive Trans Policies on College Campuses and Beyond

My Texas university occupies just over one square kilometer, plus vertical building space. The campus supports over ten thousand students, in addition to full-time faculty, part-time faculty, and support staff. There are public restrooms on... Read More
Meet the New CFE Intern: Jada Majied

Please welcome the Center for Freethought Equality’s summer intern, Jada Majied! TheHumanist.com: What is your educational and work background? I am currently an undergraduate student at Indiana University (IU) majoring in political science with a... Read More
Title IX’s Updated Guidelines are a Humanist Issue. Here’s Why.

Part of our ethos as humanists is to treat each person as having inherent worth and dignity. We are concerned for the wellbeing of all, committed to diversity, and respect those of differing yet humane... Read More
Minnesota – A Model for Building Strong Political Relationships

I was delighted to be invited by Suzanne Perry of HumanistsMN (a chapter of the American Humanist Association) to be a featured speaker for their 2024 National Day of Reason Breakfast and Reception at the... Read More