In Tech Agnostic, humanist chaplain Greg Epstein explores how technology has overtaken religion as the chief influence on our lives and community. He shows why we must maintain a freethinking critical perspective toward innovation until it proves itself worthy of our faith or not and better serves humanity. Greg M. Epstein serves as the Humanist…

Despite our religiously and racially diverse society, conversations about “religious liberty” in the U.S. are highly focused on the beliefs and practices of a small subset of believers–namely, white conservative Christians. Religious liberty disputes involving religious and racial minorities–such as mosques experiencing government surveillance, Rastafarians having their dreadlocks forcibly cut in prison, and pervasive discrimination…

What adults do for children today is shaping how humanity will ultimately fare. People who care about truth, justice, equity, and science must contend with oppression, inequity, and unscientific propaganda. The outcomes of this face-off will determine the well-being of generations. How can parents and other adults leverage information and resources to oppose bigotry and…

With laws guaranteeing the right to abortion under attack at all levels, it’s time that we claim the power to determine our own reproductive destinies. Abortion pills are safe, effective, and used by people every day to end their own pregnancies. It’s necessary that accurate information and support are available. During this webinar, advocates will…

Matthew Facciani describes his new book, Misguided, which covers the social science that explains why we believe misinformation as well as strategies that can help us more critically evaluate information.