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This secular and humanistic memorial emphasizes our human ability to create communal responses to grief, anger, hurt and confusion. As a positive expression of nonreligious community, it is open to all, regardless of belief or affiliation, and is intended to …
We were very grateful to a number of people for generously doing the right thing and including the Humanist and nonreligious community as a normal part of the overall community in mourning. We’re especially grateful to Harvard President Drew Faust, …
ANNOUNCEMENT: We’re delighted to announce that our Darwin Day panel has been rescheduled for Sunday, May 5. And it’s better than ever!
Sunday, May 5
6:00pm
Harvard Hall 201
Reception to Follow
Join us, along with Harvard Professor Joshua Greene, …
Sunday, April 14, 2013
1:00 pm (With free brunch beginning at 12:00)
Philips Brooks House
Two of the core principles of Humanism are acknowledging reality and connecting with our fellow human beings. The former often requires us to find rational, …
We’re delighted to host Jerry DeWitt, the former Executive Director of Recovering From Religion, whose gripping story in New York Times Magazine enthralled both humanists and the religious nationwide last summer, sparking a conversation about losing faith and where to go from …
Life can be so stressful—it really helps to have places where you can learn techniques to help manage the stress and become more compassionate towards yourself and others. Especially for atheists, agnostics, and the nonreligious, it can be helpful to …
