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For nearly five years, I’ve worked at the Humanist Community at Harvard doing what many would call “atheist activism.” I’ve been behind the scenes supporting a lot of great leaders and thinkers and helping to spread …
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Today, we announced that Humanist chaplain Greg Epstein and fellow James Croft have a deal to write a new book, “The Godless Congregation,” for Simon and Schuster: home to Richard Dawkins, Sam Harris, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, and more. AND we can now announce we’ll soon move to a new, 3x larger community home! Now we need your help: read more to see how you can get involved. Continue reading
The Child Cognition Lab at Boston University is conducting a study that compares how religious vs. non-religious adults think about nature. They have collected data from religious participants and now need non-religious participants to make the comparison:
Your participation in this research is
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As I stood in line at JFK waiting to be interrogated by security agents prior to boarding a flight to Tel Aviv last January, I thought of all the reasons why I didn’t belong there. I’m only half Jewish, for …
We plan to prominently recognize the names of individuals, foundations, and community organizations that help us get our center set up. Amounts listed below are not final and may be negotiable. We encourage forming committees to help raise these funds.For …
What do you believe in? Download and print this sign and fill in what you believe. Then take a photo, post it on Facebook and tag the Humanist Community at Harvard!
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As our Values in Action program for the month of June, we will be teaming up with the Secular Society of MIT and the Secular Coalition for Massachusetts to put together a Secular New England team for the Boston AIDS …
This guest post comes to us from Melanie Rucinski, a Harvard sophomore and outgoing leader of the Harvard Community of Humanists, Atheists, and Agnostics (our undergraduate secular student group), formerly the Harvard Secular Society. This piece was previously published on …
Including the nonreligious in interfaith ceremonies doesn’t have any negative impact on religious communities, any more than allowing gay marriage has a negative impact on straight marriage. It’s not about anything other than inclusion in America. Let’s make that happen for the good of all. Continue reading
