Our main theme this month is the public image of humanism: how do others see us, if indeed they see us at all? We've had some very kind...

Group Representatives Annual Meeting in London Report by David Warden Humanists UK hosted the Group Representatives Annual Meeting (GRAM)...

By John Coss John reports on a recent conference hosted by the National Unitarian Fellowship I attended this conference on 7th October...

From Maureen Wright – Bristol Humanists I read with great interest the account of the 'woke' debate between David Warden and Daniel...

By David Warden David is the humanist representative on the Bournemouth & Poole Holocaust Memorial Day Committee. In this article he...

By Maggie Hall Maggie is a former Chair of Brighton Humanists, a member of the Humanists UK Dialogue Network, and a Humanists UK School...

Introduction by David Warden There are two types of humanists: born humanists and born again humanists. So the joke goes! The majority of...

Humanism is clearly struggling to appeal to a more diverse demographic, outside its core base of mainly retired, educated professionals.

By Mohit Palagiri I would like to dedicate this article to the millions of people who lost their lives due to the oppressive regimes of...

By Dr Mike Flood Mike is Chair of Milton Keynes Humanists and Chair of the Future of Humanism Group. In this article he asks whether...

By Roger O'Brien Roger is a solicitor. He grew up on a council estate in Hull, and studied politics and modern history at Manchester...

By Dave Pegg Dave is a Schools Work Leader with the Programme for Applied Christian Education (PACE) – a Christian schools work charity...

By Dr Penny Morgan There are those who are proud to say who they are, what they belong to, and what matters to them. But is this an...

By Aaron the Humanist This article was first published in October 2022 as part of our PDF magazine series. As some of you may have missed...

By Aaron the Humanist Can we sum humanism up in ten words and, more importantly, ten words that people would understand? Driven by a...

By David Warden David is Chairman of Dorset Humanists. In this article he presents the tentative thesis that humanism, understood as an...

By John MacDiarmid John is a former Christian minister, attendee of a humanist "One Life" course, and occasional guest speaker at...

By Andreas Isenberg We asked Andreas to advise us on how to make humanist groups more attractive to young people, ethnic minorities, and...

By Alessia Iannucci In this article, Alessia provides a succinct and persuasive introduction to the humanistic philosophy of the...

By Rabbi Dr Jonathan Romain MBE In this short article, Jonathan expresses his admiration of humanism, based on the shared ethics of...

By John Coss, Vice-chair of Stockport Humanists Continuing our series of profiles of humanists who are not as widely known as they should...

By David Warden In this month's edition of Humanistically Speaking, we address some of our concerns about the apparent long-term decline...

By Alex Williams Humanism finds itself in something of a trap in terms of public image. On the one hand, tolerance for different beliefs...