Distant but Together:
A Virtual Celebration of Humanism

August 8, 2020

Each year, the American Humanist Association brings together humanists from across the country to celebrate the values of humanism at our Annual Conference. This year, in continuing to keep our movement connected and inspired, we are pleased to invite you to join us for an exciting virtual conference, Distant but Together: A Virtual Celebration of Humanism.

Although we can’t all gather in the same place, humanists across the country will come together virtually on August 8th to hear from terrific humanist speakers who will explore the values and principles that undergird our community.

Join us from the comfort—and safety—of your own home as we bring you exciting sessions on:

• The current status of the church-state battleground
• Racial and economic equity in the age of COVID-19
• Is atheism still a political taboo?
• Growing secular communities

And much, much more!

The event will also feature prominent awardees and an update on the State of Humanism. Sign up now to get information on how to be Distant but Together.

We hope to see you there!

Speakers

Learn about all of our speakers here!

	Anjan Chakravartty The Appignani Foundation Chair for the Study of Atheism, Humanism, and Secular Ethics, University of Miami
	Krista Cox Leadership Council Chair, Feminist Humanist Alliance
	Rachel Laser President and CEO, Americans United for Separation of Church and State
	Hemant Mehta Editor, Friendly Atheist
	Roy Speckhardt Executive Director, American Humanist Association

And many more!