Made for schools and families, the animation introduces secularism in clear terms as a practical way of organising society that people with different worldviews can share.

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Gambling giants don't pay their fair share but taxing them more could raise billions to help children.

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We've teamed up with our patron Stephen Fry, to explore humanist ideas about some of life’s big questions in four animated shorts.

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We know you’re likely to have lots of questions. Have a look at what we’ve been asked before, and do contact us if there’s something we haven’t covered. What is a humanist funeral? A humanist funeral ...

Planning a funeral can be one of life’s most emotionally challenging tasks. Whether you’re organising the funeral of a loved one or helping someone else through the process, it’s important to recognis...

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A Humanist Funeral Ceremony is all about the person who has died – a celebration of their life, everything they did and achieved - what they meant to you. It…

Alice Roberts explores the questions at the heart of humanism: ‘What are we?’ ‘What are we capable of?’ and ‘How should we make best use of our capacities?’