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Watford Area Humanists
Promoting Humanism in Watford and surrounding areas.
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Humanists UK
- Conservative plans on citizenship and ‘impartiality’ raise concerns for fact-based education
- Humanists UK responds to Conservative pledge on compulsory hijab in schools
- All things spooky! A history of humanism, rationalism, and things that go bump in the night
- Save Anojan Sivarasa! Humanists rally support for Sri Lankan man facing death penalty for blasphemy in Saudi Arabia
- Wales Humanists calls for review of faith schools as Wales faces falling pupil numbers
Humanists International
- Humanists International calls for recognition of the limits of the right to freedom of religion or belief at OSCE
- Humanists International calls for reaffirmation of rights of non-religious at OSCE
- Human Rights Defenders Panayote Dimitras and Tommy Olsen Face Up to 20 Years in Prison Amid Escalating Judicial Harassment
- Humanists International calls for the repeal of “blasphemy” laws as UN experts warn of rising far-right extremism
- Humanists International tells the UN that anti-rights funding is driving a backlash on reproductive rights
News, Opinions & Podcasts
- Green official: Mosques backed by-election candidates “undercover”
- Bishop of Salisbury suspended amid safeguarding complaints
- Charity sermon says men can hit wives ‘to show who’s in charge’
- Tackle homophobia in charities and schools, NSS tells NI Assembly
- Lord spiritual resigns amid sexual assault inquiry
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Events
Regular informal get-togethers and public events for humanists, supporters and anyone curious about humanism.
Upcoming events
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For the latest event details, check this page or email the group before travelling.
Talks and discussions
Events often touch on humanism, science, ethics, secularism, local issues and public life.
Local culture
The group also shares theatre visits, Pride, remembrance and interfaith dialogue activities.
Planning your first visit
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New people welcome
You can drop in, ask questions, and stay for as little or as long as you like.
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Members and visitors can suggest talks, discussions and local activities.
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