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Is love, as the Beatles say, really all we need? On Sunday, May 20, 1:30pm, we’re excited to host Dr. Paul Zak (“Doctor Love”), a neuroscientist and leading researcher on the brain science of love and trust. Dr. Zak is … Continue reading
5/17/12 1:30pm HHA Welcome Reception Come join the Harvard Humanist Alumni in welcoming our newest alums into the network! All community members are invited; graduating seniors are especially encouraged to attend. Refreshments and wine (21+) will be served. Location: 12 Eliot … Continue reading
Part II of Myra’s vision of an American Humanist Retreat Center Continue reading
Give your feedback on Part III of John Sias’s new book. What are the most common questions posed to Humanists on values and ethics and how do you answer them? Continue reading
Why is irreligion on the rise, and how can we respond to this wealth of like-minded people springing up around the globe? Watch the video in which Pitzer professor Phil Zuckerman and our chaplain Greg Epstein offer answers and new questions in their talks at a California UU Church last November. Continue reading
Hello all! Dave Muscato here again with more practical advice for running your group as successfully as possible. I have for you today some general information about group officer turnover, as well as one specific suggestion, which I will offer … Continue reading
Give your feedback on Part II of John Sias’s upcoming book about Humanism! Continue reading
Myra Rubinstein dreams of an American Humanist Retreat Center. What is your dream for Humanism? Continue reading
At the Reason Rally, I was talking with a representative from one of the sponsoring organizations, and I mentioned that I was a member of Ethical Culture. “Oh, so you’re religious…” she said in a gently mocking tone. I rolled … Continue reading
Meet Myra Rubinstein, founder of the first member-owned, full-time Humanist Community Center at the Humanist Society of Greater Phoenix. Continue reading
