Are you on a bit of a mission? Did you start this January with a bit of a bump start? Does it really make any difference?

By David Warden In this article, David highlights humanist reactions to the re-election of Donald Trump, including the American Humanist...

Report by David Warden I was thrilled to be able to attend the 83rd American Humanist Association Conference over the weekend of 14 and...

By Aaron Aaron is proudly British, and a former member of the UK Independence Party and the Conservative Party. Like millions of British...

By Aaron the Humanist In this piece we find Aaron at his gloomiest. Some days he feels that, were he passing by in a spaceship, he...

By David Warden In this opinion piece, David identifies a form of hatred which he calls “ideophobia” and he advocates a form of thinking...

By Aaron, our Design and Layout Editor With the UK’s General Election approaching in 2024 or early 2025, Dorset Humanists recently hosted...

By John Hubbard John Hubbard is a retired English teacher and currently a U3A lecturer in English and Drama. High on John's list of...

By Aaron the Humanist In this article, Aaron challenges the idea that the two sides in the Israel-Gaza War are as bad as each other and...

By David Brittain David is the founding editor of Humanistically Speaking. In this short opinion piece, he dives into the morals of war...

Aaron argues that our combatants during wartime must adhere to moral boundaries, and a victory should be achieved within those boundaries.

Our writer Aaron sets out here why the Liverpool Convention was not for him.

Killing zombies and waging battles against many different life-forms is a feature of many scifi film genres. Do zombies not have rights too?