The Humanist Archives

Spring 2022

• Commentary from Nicole Carr, AHA Deputy Director
• Journeys to Humanism
• Faith in Oneself: Towards a Black Humanist Buddhism
• Humanism Compels Me to Do Good
• Finding Awe in the Complexity of the Universe
• An Artist’s Journey: Between Known and Unknown Worlds
• New Podcast Celebrates Black History and Future
• AHA’s Ten Commitments at Work in Uganda
• FIRST PERSON | Where Did Bible Stories Come From?
• CHURCH & STATE | Book Banners and the Growing War on the Freedom to Think
• Red Hill: The Fight for Clean Water in Hawai’i
• Repair Can’t Wait: The Case for Reparations
• Why Every Parent Should be a Gay-Friendly Parent
• REPRESENTATION MATTERS | Spotlight on City Councilmember Danny Choriki
• Poetry from Our Spring 2022 Issue
• On Death, Dying, and Disbelief

Winter 2022

• Commentary from Nadya Dutchin, AHA Executive Director
• Why We Need More Black Humanists in Academia
• An Examination of Policy Views by Race & Religion
• The Everyday Practicality of Evil
• This is How Humanists International Helped My Family and I to Find Freedom
• Supreme Court Round-Up
• CHURCH & STATE | The Supreme Court Is Trashing Our Rights. What Are We Going to Do?
• HUMANISM & THE ARTS | It is Literally about Literacy
• REPRESENTATION MATTERS | Spotlight on State Representative Sherry Dutzy
• Meet the New Executive Director: Nadya Dutchin
• Study Reveals More Defined Picture of Our Civically Active Humanist Community

Fall 2021

• Commentary from Nicole Carr, AHA Deputy Director
• 2021 Humanist of the Year, Dr. Anthony S. Fauci
• Organizing Young Humanists
• Advancing Humanism in a Red State
• The Story of Rishvin Ismath, the Only Outspoken Ex-Muslim of Sri Lanka
• Representation Matters: Spotlight on State Rep. Howard Watts
• CHURCH & STATE | To Defeat COVID, We First Must Overcome The Dangerous Lies Of Christian Nationalism
• PHILOSOPHICALLY SPEAKING | A New Dimension for Humanism?
• FIRST PERSON | Trans Rights Are Humanist Values
• Why We Should End Religious Exemptions for Vaccines
• Humanists Lobby for the Do No Harm Act in Over 20 States in One Day

Summer 2021

• Commentary from Nicole Carr, AHA Development Director
• Religious Liberty Isn’t More Sacred than Other Rights
• Our Humanist Summer Reading List
• National Poetry Month’s Best Humanist Haikus
• The Many Intersections of Reproductive Justice
• Confronting the Surge in Anti-Asian American Violence
• Spotlight on State Representative Judy Amabile
• Confronting the Surge in Anti-Asian American Violence
• CHURCH & STATE | Once They’ve Overturned Roe v. Wade, What Will Christian Nationalists Try Next?
• HUMANISM & THE ARTS | Art and the Nature of Spirituality
• BOOK PREVIEW | If You Exist: In Search of a Reader Deep in the Future
• Justice-Centered Humanism
• A Thousand Brains
• Humanists in the Hood
• Bleak Walls, Bright Minds: In Their Own Words

Spring 2021

• Commentary from Roy Speckhardt, AHA Executive Director
• HERE FOR CLIMATE: Energy, Equity, Health, and Solutions in Relation to Climate Change
• Living our Values During Secular Week of Action
• Justice-Centered Humanism
• Self-Care for Your Brain: Building Resilience with Music and Meditation
• Two Good Humans: The Friendship Between Carl Sagan and Kurt Vonnegut
• Community of Conscience: The Inauguration of a New Progressive Partnership
• Walking by Sight, Not Faith
• CHURCH & STATE | The Secret Is Out: Christian Nationalists Hate Democracy
• The Scientific Spirit of American Humanism

Winter 2021

• Commentary from Roy Speckhardt, AHA Executive Director
• Joe Biden: The Weathervane and the Storm
• Dogmatic Delusions
• The Relationship of Artificial Intelligence and Religion to Secular Morality
• Live a Happier Life with a Free Mind
• Humanist-Led Efforts to Abolish Blasphemy Laws Get Results in Congress
• Nonreligious Americans: the Key Demographic That No One Is Talking About
• CHURCH & STATE | The Church-State Wall Is Battered after Four Years of Trump. Let the Repair Work Begin.
• HUMANISM 101 | We Will Get Through This
• Three Poems by Alan Cohen
• The Coming Good Society