UU Humanist Association

03/26/2026

Fish Stark, Executive Director of the American Humanist Association and UUHA board member, gave this guest sermon at Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Santa Monica last Sunday. Check it out!

Humanism is, at its core, a practice of presence. A choice to focus on the world we can see, the neighbors we can reach, the suffering we can actually reduc...

03/02/2026

What are your favorite humanist resources for kids and congregations? Grandmother Fish is a modern classic that has been popular with UUs and UU Humanists since its publication a decade ago.

Author and Unitarian Universalist Jonathan M Tweet, who joined us at GA in 2019, writes:

"I have created a number of resources that help kids engage with evolution, in particular Grandmother Fish (Macmillan 2016), the first book to teach evolution to preschoolers. I can probably get Macmillan to ship your DRE a comp copy, and I'm available for virtual visits (or in-person visits, I'm in Seattle). I've done evolution presentations to congregations and kids at various UU churches. Kids love animals & families so they love learning about our place in the family of animals. There's a page on my website with links to resources or information about resources on this topic."

See link for more info.

Activities This page points to resources you can use and describes activities that I run when I make an author appearance. Webinar on Grandmother Fish, Clades, and Clades Prehistoric Here’s a record of a webinar I led, showing educators how to use Grandmother Fish, Clades, and Clades Prehistoric i...

01/26/2026

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Humanism isn't the opposite of faith - it's the opposite of authoritarianism. Unitarian minister Curtis Reese, a co-founder of the American Humanist Associat...

01/08/2026

Statement on the killing of Renee Nicole Good by ICE:

We grieve the killing of Renee Nicole Good, a 37 year-old mother and legal observer, by Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Minneapolis yesterday—an act of state violence that has stolen a life and reverberates through an already-wounded community. This is not an isolated incident, but the result of policies that criminalize immigration and enforce borders through fear, surveillance, and force rather than care.

Side With Love is in solidarity with immigrant communities in Minneapolis and across the country who live under constant threat of detention, separation, and death at the hands of the state. We are in solidarity with the faithful masses of people showing up to build a world where the worth and dignity of all are held as sacred and unshakable truth. As people of faith and conscience, we are called by love to tell the truth about this violence, to accompany those most impacted, and to keep organizing toward fulfilling the promise of our communities and institutions to make safety, belonging, and freedom real for all.

We join many others in demanding accountability and an immediate end to I.C.E. operations in all our communities. We invite all people of faith and conscience to grieve together, to refuse the normalization of state violence, and to commit themselves to the long work of transforming the systems that betray our deepest moral and spiritual commitments.

12/02/2025

TONIGHT

Join the Unitarian Universalist Humanist Association (UUHA) as we host an important conversation with the American Humanist Association. During this program, we will also have some announcements and updates from the UUHA Board and a sneak peak at what is on the horizon for 2026.

https://uuha.org/blog/202512/community-conversation-tuesday-december-2

Register to receive the Zoom details for this program: https://forms.gle/qBc5GSnAA2x6V3Uv8

Levers of Change:
Humanist Policy, Politics, and Advocacy
in the Time of Christian Nationalism
Rachel Deitch, Policy and Political Director
for the Center for Freethought Equality
and the American Humanist Association

How do we grow humanist influence at every level of government within the confines of our nonprofit groups? This presentation explores how the American Humanist Association (AHA) and its affiliate, the Center for Freethought Equality (CFE), are pressing every lever available to expand humanist visibility and impact. Learn what’s happening at the federal and state levels, how we’re responding (not just reacting) to the rise of Christian nationalism, and where you can plug in to advance humanist values through advocacy and political engagement.

We also hope you'll fill out this survey about what you'd like to see the UUHA do. And if there are any updated contact information for your group - or you need help restarting the group - please let us know!

https://forms.gle/ExufbKTmBz4nsyYD6

10/17/2024

If you happen to be in the area.

This Sunday is our Annual Wolfson Lecture featuring Guest Lecturer and 2024 Wolfson Award Winner, Rev. Dr. David Breeden. The congregation is invited to a special reception featuring local Middle Eastern fare in Fellowship Hall following the service. The Title of Rev. Dr. Breeden's talk is ""Tending...

06/21/2024

🌐🤝 Humanists observe this day to share the importance of reason, ethics, and compassion. It's a celebration of human potential and a reminder of our responsibility to respect and care for one another, as well as the natural world.

We go beyond respecting religious diversity—we delve into it. We study many faiths and honor the holidays of many faith traditions.

02/16/2024

"Religion, Science and the Great Story" with David Breeden! Join us Sunday evening.

In honor of Darwin Day on Friday, The UU Humanist Association is excited to offer a free Zoom presentation and celebrate the birthday, the work, and the legacy of Charles Darwin. Darwin Day - "Religion, Science and the Great Story" Date: Sunday, February 18 Time: 7:00pm Eastern (6:00pm Central | 5:0...

05/11/2023

On this day Douglas Adams died in 2001. Through his work, he reminded us that life is complicated, confusing, and often ridiculous. But amidst the chaos, he found joy, wonder, and humour. His legacy lives on. 💜

05/11/2023