By Cathy Silman Cathy Silman is a member of Dorset Humanists, until recently serving as their Secretary and Membership Secretary. She is...

By Andreas Isenberg We commissioned Andreas to tell us about the German humanistic educational idea of Bildung. We think he's provided an...

by Aaron the Humanist A dreamer, a visionary, a Star Trek fan - can Aaron give shape to an idea that will appeal to humanists everywhere?...

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

By Susan Guiver Susan is Secretary of Milton Keynes Humanists and a retired English teacher. In this article, she reports on whether...

James argues that ‘Critical Social Justice’, also known as 'woke', is an expression of, not incompatible with, Humanist values.

David argues that ‘wokeness’ is a radical left-wing movement that detracts from the agency and responsibility of the individual.

By Aaron the Humanist In this article, Aaron explores the contradiction between our stunning technological success as a species and our...

Is unrestrained free speech defensible and is unfettered free speech an unequivocal “good” in the moral sense?.

The use of the word “woke” is simplistic, and has become pejorative: it is used as a term to insult by some.

'Woke Ideologies' are now influencing public policy and causing real-world consequences and division, & are a threat to the Enlightenment.

By Dr Lloyd Hawkeye Robertson Lloyd Hawkeye Robertson is a semi-retired psychologist with the University of Regina, Canada and President...

By Mohit Palagiri Mohit is our talented young India correspondent. He is a keen student of global humanist history and democratic...

Professor Dunbar based on his research explores how social species like humans manage to live in large groups without resorting to homicide.

The reproductive strategies of animals and humans vary widely from lifelong pair bonds to fleeting relationships.

Transhumanists hope that we may be able to improve human nature and adaptability in the future.

How can local humanist groups meet the social and community needs of humans and humanists everywhere in the future.

Family relationships are fundamental to all literature as a UK comedian commented 'Families are like fudge - mostly sweet, with a few nuts.'

Trying to improve our species is no doubt a worthy aim. But there are probably better ways than using ‘transhumanist’ methods.

By Aaron, our Layout and Design Editor Is LGBT Pride still necessary in 21st century Britain? Aaron reports on a discussion meeting that...