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In Case You Missed our November Events...


Read the recaps and watch videos of our November panels and film screening.
Stop Funding for Abstinence-Only Education in Health Care Reform

Write to your Senators and tell them not to spend more of your tax dollars on these ineffective programs.
This Fall, Celebrate Darwin and the Origin of Species with NOVA!


Three films to debut this fall chronicle the remarkable history of Darwin and his groundbreaking theory of evolution.
Humanist Network News Podcast
In this month's podcast, hear from Chris Mooney and Sheril Kirshenbaum, co-authors of the recently released Unscientific America: How Scientific Illiteracy Threatens Our Future as they speak with Jennifer Bardi, editor of the Humanist magazine.
Join the Humanist Teacher Corps!


We're developing a new Humanist Teacher Corps in order to pass on humanist principles and values to the next generation. Click here to see how you can get involved.
Not Too Late To Intern For The American Humanist Association


Though the school semester has started, it's not too late to get a fall internship with the one of the most exciting non-profits in the Washington DC area!

Ads are blazoned across transit systems in five cities--including Washington, D.C., New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and San Francisco--marking the first-ever nation-wide humanist holiday advertising campaign.
The religious right is trying to block the nomination of Judge David Hamilton because he stood up for the separation of church and state. Stand up for him and urge the senate to confirm Judge Hamilton to the 7th circuit.
The Appignani Bioethics Center, a project of the American Humanist Association, held a panel discussion today at the National Press Club to examine controversial emerging technologies in biomedical sciences and climate change.
Eugenie Scott, Barbara Forrest and Kenneth Miller spoke about the evolution/creationism controversy today at the National Press Club in an event titled Evolution v. Creationism: the Politics, the Science, the Debate