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, …
A story from the cognitive sciences has become increasingly well-known: humans have two modes for decision making, as popularized recently in Daniel Kahneman’s book Thinking Fast and Slow, as well as by other scholars going back to the 1990s. …
Sunday, March 10
Philips Brooks House (Harvard Yard)
Brunch at 12, Screening at 12:15
A showing of “Il Generale Della Rovere,” a magnificant Italian movie from 1959 directed by Roberto Rosselini, with actors Vittorio de Sica and Hannes …
In celebration of UN Interfaith Harmony Week, join us for a service project making cards and scarves for the homeless in Boston! …
Update: This panel will be held in Lamont library, and is open to the public (but please tell the security guard on duty that you are there for this event). We recommend arriving early, as we expect the venue to …
Holidays are wonderful tools. They are special times set aside throughout the year which remind us to think about various issues and concepts which are well worth thinking about. Calendars, which organize the entire year’s holidays, make sure that there …
As I posted on facebook, I’m so sad and disappointed our Darwin Day 2013 celebration won’t be able to go forward as planned. The 6 distinguished panelists and I worked so hard to make sure we were going to …
We are delighted to announce that comedian Eddie Izzard will accept the 7th Annual Outstanding Lifetime Achievement Award in Cultural Humanism — an award presented at Harvard University each year by the Humanist Community at Harvard, the American Humanist Association, …
Update: A Pathways to Humanism Discussion Guide is now available. Download it here.
As members of a diverse community, we know that there are as many paths to Humanism as there are Humanists. How did you come to identify as …
