The House has acted, and now must the Senate: remove the arbitrary ratification time limit to pass the Equal Rights Amendment.

Fighting against xenophobic policies so we can treat people with the empathy and dignity they deserve.

Learn about the AHA's first-ever virtual lobby day, in which over fifty humanist advocates met with congressional offices across the country to push for legislation to prevent using religious beliefs as a shield to discriminate.

Despite analyses of the narrow ruling in the LGBTQ+ foster care case, Amy Couch is outraged. Fulton v. Philadelphia is court-approved discrimination.

A conservative-leaning SCOTUS to review Mississippi law restricting abortion rights.

Rep. Jamie Raskin introduced a resolution in the U.S. House to designate Friday, May 7, 2021, as a National Day of Reason.

Learn more about the CFC’s inaugural Thomas Paine Breakfast, co-hosted by Reps. Jamie Raskin and Jared Huffman.

Contact your senators today to share your thoughts on the Equality Act and urge them to ensure it becomes law.

A reaction to Roe v. Wade, Helms Amendment prohibits U.S. foreign assistance funding from supporting abortion care.

Participate in the largest-ever study of the community life of secular and nonreligious people in the United States.

Bills in new Congress would address reparations, voting rights, and policing.

Virginia youth championing state bill to grant excused school absences for civic participation.

Humanists need only look at the Ten Commitments to find reasons to support immigration reform.

SCOTUS eliminates NY state restriction on religious gatherings.

No matter how countries interpret "freedom of belief" the AHA will continue work to ensure our view and our constituency are included and uplifted.