A Humanist Community in Florida Stopped Asking “What Do We Believe?” and Started Asking “What Can We Build?” The answer may offer a blueprint for the rest of us.
In the fall of 1998, Jerry Lieberman walked into a board meeting of the Humanists of Florida in Orlando with a challenge. The organization had built something real — a community of like-minded Floridians who... Read More
Standing Up for the Rights of Students Who Are Different
My name is Antonio Castillo. I am a humanist, a father, and a middle school teacher. I was born and raised in Brownsville, in the Rio Grande Valley - deep South Texas. I started teaching... Read More
We Are Not Alone: Love in Action Against ICE
Interconnectedness and nonviolence guide my moral compass. The fundamental right of every being to be treated equally, justly and with love has always been self-evident to me. From the injured animals I rescued and cared... Read More
Empathy as a Weapon: Why We’re Spending $100,000 to Fight Cruelty
Like in the movie “A Clockwork Orange,” it feels like we've been strapped to a chair with spreaders on our eyes, forced to watch a looping video of the dream of democracy being murdered in... Read More
Mr. Nietzsche Goes to Washington As Democracy Drowns in Existential Dread
I. Introduction: Nietzsche Watches Democracy and Asks for a Refund If Nietzsche were alive today, he’d be chain-smoking outside a Capitol Hill wine bar, muttering “decadence” every time someone says “engagement metrics,” and wondering why... Read More
Global Perspective: An Interview with Maggie Ardiente, New President of Humanists International
Maggie Ardiente is the newly elected President of Humanists International, bringing decades of leadership, fundraising, and advocacy experience to the role. A Filipino American humanist, she previously served as Director of Development and Communications at... Read More
A Call for a New Media Strategy
We’re here tonight to recognize a “Jeopardy!” champion, a former Secular Student Alliance chairman, and an educator. He is the creator of the best acronym I have ever seen in the secular space, Students WithOut... Read More
