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Conservatives often attack reproductive freedom, but the American Humanist Association (AHA) was still outraged at the Supreme Court’s leaked draft majority opinion in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health. In our statement on the May 2, 2022 draft opinion, AHA Executive Director Nadya Dutchin commented that it shows us that “religious extremism continues to undermine good […]

If you were in the lobby of a certain Midwest university’s student center on a cold evening in January 2005, waiting for the bus to take you downtown, you would see a wide-eyed eighteen-year-old standing frozen in front of one of the bulletin boards. She is staring at a flyer pinned to the wall, and

We’re previewing more of the exciting sessions you’ll see when you attend the American Humanist Association’s (AHA) upcoming 81st Annual Conference. The Conference will be entirely virtual again this year, so you can join us from your very own home, or even set up a watch party with your friends, family, or local group. The

Please welcome the AHA’s new Policy Coordinator, Isabella Russian! TheHumanist.com: What is your educational and work background? I attended Arizona State University, receiving a Bachelors degree in Political Science, a minor in Justice Studies, and a certificate in Human Rights. While pursuing my degree, I enjoyed hiking, kayaking, and camping with the university’s Arizona Outdoors

When you are a humanist from a religious family, the issue of abortion rights and reproductive healthcare can be a deeply divisive one. In today’s What Would a Humanist Do? column, an American Humanist Association (AHA) member is struggling with how to speak with his family about this important topic and how to help them