Religion and Spirituality: Humanism: Groups

Non-religious group affiliated to the British Humanist Association. Meets in Cambridge, England for talks on moral and ethical topics and for social events. Includes availability of a humanist ceremonies officiant.

Home page for Canadian IHEU member organization.

Promoting ethical, naturalistic, democratic humanism among our members and in our community.

Humanist Society of Metropolitan New York, the Corliss Lamont Chapter of the American Humanist Association.

Calendar of events including speakers and social activities, statements of Humanist principles and philosophy, and a monthly newsletter online.

The Humanists Net is a condominium of humanist and related web sites including those of many leading humanist figures, organizations and publications.

State-wide association of groups and individuals that affirm the Humanist worldview. The Humanists of Florida Association advocates for public policy on behalf of Humanists in Florida.

We believe in human beings, science, nature and evolution.

IHS is an organization dedicated to educating the public about humanist beliefs, organizations, and resources. It specializes in pioneering new technology and methods for the advancement of humanism.

Information on University of British Columbia's association of atheists, agnostics, skeptics, and heathens.

Current information on an active humanist group, located in Salt Lake City.

A community dedicated to fostering humanist beliefs and values and to improving the human condition through individual and collective action.

Seeking to improve the human condition through rational inquiry and critical thinking without hindrance of dogma. Holds meetings in Gainesville, Florida.

Non-religious people in North London and South'South East Hertfordshire meet for discussion and social events

Find a meeting list, recent newsletters, information about the organization, and information about ceremonies.

Find history, current news, announcements, and general information on the Church of Humanism and the Rev. Joseph Ben-David.