Happy New Year my fellow Humanists! You’ve made it to 2018 and we’re gearing up to have our best year yet. We have much to discuss in our January Newsletter…
Author: Chris Wojno
Live streaming, Solstice Party, the budget, & sexual harassment: December 2017
President's Message Happy Holidays my fellow Humanists! This month, we’re covering our new live streaming system, a quick budget update, sexual harassment and codes of conduct, and our Annual Solstice…
Can you help us get better?, Elections, and other topics: November 2017
President’s Message By Chris Wojno Come over here. Yes you! C’mon. Can I ask you something? Do you accept the scientific method as the best mechanism for determining knowledge? You…
Pirates, Planets, Fundraising, Blogging: October 2017
President's Message Greetings fellow space travellers and welcome back to another edition of The Humanist Society of Greater Phoenix Newsletter. Summer is done, but we have one more heat wave…
September 2017: WWHD What Would Humanists Do?, Remembering Allan Gittleman & your Eclipse Stories
We have updates on the Great American Eclipse of 2017, The West Valley Initiative, and serious questions into how Humanists should be contributing to Neo Nazis, DACA, and hurricanes. We take a moment to remember HSGP member Allan Gittleman. We also reflect on the experiences during the Great American Eclipse of 2017.
August 2017: Your Humanist Community and the West Valley Initiative
President's Message What’s new in August Howdy my fellow Humanists! You’ve made it to August and we’re just getting warmed up, literally and figuratively. We’ve got many irons in the…
July 2017: Seth Andrews of the Thinking Atheist, open board positions, and wall troubles
In this issue, we discuss our wildly successful event with Seth Andrews of The Thinking Atheist as well as issues about our neighboring wall and open board positions.
June 2017: Program Director, roof, more
In the June Newsletter, we discuss our new Program Director, the roof, and our new newsletter format. Anita discusses our need for volunteers and food for our Sunday Speaker meetings and other events.
On the response of the Arizona State Legislature on Humanist Prayer
The Humanist Society of Greater Phoenix is a small but active and loving community in Mesa. Our organization is dedicated to learning, exploration, upholding the virtues of freedom, and providing…
Athena Salman Standing for our First Freedom: Interfaith Solidarity Event 2017
Contact: Seráh Blain, Humanist Society of Greater Phoenix - 602-505-0892 - serah@spectrumexperience.com MEDIA ADVISORY: Faith and Nontheistic Leaders Call for Change to House Prayer Rules WHO: Humanist Society of…