Humanist movements and organizations which are explicitly humanist and which claim to be nonreligious or anti-religious. Overall organizations which mean to encompass both secular and religious humanist organizations and members should not be added to this category.
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The international constituency for individuals whose worldview is free of supernatural and mystical elements. The ethics and actions of a Bright are based on a naturalistic worldview.
Umbrella organization for humanist groups in the United Kingdom. Information about campaigns and services for humanists.
North American organization advocating a non-religious life rooted in science, naturalistic philosophy, and humanist ethics. Includes directory of local groups.
A site by ministers and Christians that have left the faith that examines religion from a secular humanist point of view.
Group in United Kingdom. Includes information on activities and beliefs.
Features a calendar of upcoming events, newsletter archive, secular book club, and Humanist Celebrant contact information.
Highlights from a quarterly journal of ideas, science and culture.
Lists SHSNY activities including lectures, presentations, book club discussions, round table panels, debates, social evenings, movie nights, Sunday brunches, and special occasion dinners.
Resource site for a South Carolina organization affiliated with the Alliance of Secular Humanist Societies.
Michael Bennett with essays and thoughts about creating and living with a sense of meaning without a god or transcendental being.
A network of secular humanists in southern Ontario.
An independent humanist forum for people who live without religion and who are interested in humanism, secularism and freethought and wish to explore and develop humanist ideas. Features quizzes, quotes, and suggested readings.
Washington, DC. Includes calendar of events, chapters, philosophy, publications, activism, media, links, contacts and membership information.
Michael Bennett with essays and thoughts about creating and living with a sense of meaning without a god or transcendental being.
A network of secular humanists in southern Ontario.
Highlights from a quarterly journal of ideas, science and culture.
Group in United Kingdom. Includes information on activities and beliefs.
North American organization advocating a non-religious life rooted in science, naturalistic philosophy, and humanist ethics. Includes directory of local groups.
Resource site for a South Carolina organization affiliated with the Alliance of Secular Humanist Societies.
Features a calendar of upcoming events, newsletter archive, secular book club, and Humanist Celebrant contact information.
A site by ministers and Christians that have left the faith that examines religion from a secular humanist point of view.
Lists SHSNY activities including lectures, presentations, book club discussions, round table panels, debates, social evenings, movie nights, Sunday brunches, and special occasion dinners.
An independent humanist forum for people who live without religion and who are interested in humanism, secularism and freethought and wish to explore and develop humanist ideas. Features quizzes, quotes, and suggested readings.
Washington, DC. Includes calendar of events, chapters, philosophy, publications, activism, media, links, contacts and membership information.
The international constituency for individuals whose worldview is free of supernatural and mystical elements. The ethics and actions of a Bright are based on a naturalistic worldview.
Umbrella organization for humanist groups in the United Kingdom. Information about campaigns and services for humanists.
