Humanism Meetup Groups

This Meetup is for atheists, agnostics, [insert preferred label here] who need a break from the largely theistic world and want to meet other folks like themselves. We try to have events that foster community, discussion, and socializing. So w…

Minnesota's oldest, largest, and most active atheist group provides a community for atheists, educates the public, and promotes separation of state and church. We help make atheism part of the mainstream of society. We look forward to meeting you!…

The Central London Humanist group provides a meeting place for Humanists, the secular, brights and other non religious people, particularly those who live or work in the Central London area. Once a month we hold at least one social event and one o…

If you're an atheist in London (living, working or just visiting) then this is the group to join to meet and enjoy discussion of the many issues of interest to atheists. If you can't get to meetups, please do join in and participate on the message bo…

Many atheists and agnostics feel that they need to hide who they are from their coworkers, family, and friends. The goal of this meetup is to provide a safe place for nonbelievers to be themselves without fear of repercussion. To this end, membership…

We're looking for intelligent, creative and fun people to join our community of New Atheists. Building a fun-loving, supportive community is the main purpose of this group, not discussion of atheist philosophy. This group will provide the benefits a…

Twin Cities Atheists is a social community of people who have no belief in a god or gods. As atheists living in a majority religious country it can be helpful to get together once in a while with people who share your worldview. Twin Cities Atheis…

This group is for people who are interested in Unitarian Universalism but find the suburban Chicago churches too far to attend regularly. We'll discuss what UU-ism is and consider ways to share and explore our UU interest, such as book study, a rel…

"Hands that help are far better than lips that pray." The writing of Robert G. Ingersoll embodies the brilliance of William Shakespeare, the courage of Thomas Paine, the compassion of Charles Dickens and the warmth of Mark Twain. Ingersoll's work…

This is a different kind of singles group oriented toward non-religious people of all ages, backgrounds, sexual orientation, and gender. Whether you call yourself an atheist, agnostic, bright, disbeliever, freethinker, humanist, nonbeliever, pastafa…