Atheists United
Atheists United’s mission is to build thriving atheist communities, empower people to express their secular values, and promote separation of government and religion.
Archives: Organizations
Organizations that are related to either content or to SCA. They are relatable and used in places throughout the site.
Humanist Mutual Aid Network
Humanist Mutual Aid Network (HuMAN) provides secular support to at-risk populations internationally, via educational opportunities, technological solutions, health assistance and small business grants. HuMAN’s work funds secular education, humanist students, women’s collectives, orphans, safe houses, and helplines. It also offers internships in Africa & India Development. Contact Email: [email protected]
Association of Secular Elected Officials
The Association of Secular Elected Officials was launched in early 2020. Their mission is to help elected officials be open about their beliefs and ethics, and provide a forum for elected officials to connect with one another for education, support, and fellowship. Members of the Association of Secular Elected Officials are openly secular and work …
Secular Woman
Secular Woman is an organization working to amplify the voice, presence, and influence of non-religious women. We envision a future in which women without supernatural beliefs have the opportunities and resources they need to participate openly and confidently as respected voices of leadership in the secular community and every aspect of American society. Contact Email …
The Clergy Project
The mission of The Clergy Project was launched in March 2011 to create a safe and secure Online Community of Forums composed entirely of religious leaders who no longer hold supernatural beliefs. Many of our project participants have deep privacy concerns, and for that reason, we place their security among our top tier of priorities. The Clergy …
Unitarian Universalist Humanist Association
The Unitarian Universalist (UU) Humanists strives to promote and extend the use of rational inquiry without supernatural considerations, followed by compassionate action in all human interactions. For over fifty years, UU Humanists and its precursor organizations have celebrated the Humanist Manifesto‘s vision of a religion without gods through scholarship, teaching, promotion and advocacy – both within …
Society for Humanistic Judaism
Society for Humanistic Judaism is the congregational and community-organizing arm of the Humanistic Jewish movement in North America. SHJ offers a way to celebrate Jewish life for those who identify as cultural, secular, humanistic, atheist/agnostic/freethinker, “just Jewish,” “spiritual not religious,” “recovering from religion,” Jew-ish, Jew-curious, part-Jewish…and our friends, family, and allies. Established in 1969, SHJ …
Secular Student Alliance
The Secular Student Alliance empowers secular students to proudly express their identity, build welcoming communities, promote secular values, and set a course for lifelong activism. Founded in 2000, the Secular Student Alliance supports a rapidly growing network of over 300 atheist, agnostic, and humanist groups on high school, college and university campuses across the country, with …
Recovering from Religion
Recovering From Religion is a nonprofit supporting those who have “given faith their best shot” but cannot accept the answers religion provides over science, logic and reason. Recovering From Religion have chapters throughout the country, and many other programs aimed at supporting those who leave religion, including a telephone hotline.
Military Association of Atheists and Freethinkers
The Military Association of Atheists and Freethinkers builds community for atheists and humanists in the military and fights discrimination against nontheists in the military. Established as a 501c3 charitable organization in 2006, MAAF supports atheists in foxholes, and veterans, with community, advocacy, and education of the general public. They advocate for military chaplaincy reform, chaplaincy employment …
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