Humani meets on the second Thursday of the month in the Malone Lodge Hotel, Eglantine Ave, Belfast. Read more>>>

Bertie McCullough's Humani postings: click on the Facebook icon below:

God's twitter postings, etc

Check out Humani member Tom Crawford's website at:

Biblethumpingatheist

Delve into Jeff Peel's Diary:

http://jeffpeel.net

Buy Paddy McEvoy's Humanist Catechism for Young Thinkers. E-book available from:

www.humanistcatechism.com

Watch Humanist videos on our Youtube account

Listen to or Download Humanist-related Podcasts

Humani is part of the Humanist Network of Ireland..read more>>>

Humani is affiliated to the International Humanist and Ethical Union..read more>>>

Humani is affiliated to the British Humanist Association.. more>>>

Humani meets regularly with other Humanist groups in Humanist Council of the Isles (HCOTI)..read more>>>

Humani holds an annual Summer School at Carlingford (above), along with the Humanist Association of Ireland... read more>>>

Humani holds an annual Darwin Day Dinner and lecture in February..read more>>>

Humani has links to the Queen’s Humanist Society (Click here for details>>>

CONTACT US

Kevin Kerr, our Membership Secretary, is happy to respond to any email enquiries about our Association or about Humanism in general.

Please email Kevin at kevinckerr@gmail.com 02891450990

For more information about subscriptions, contact Sidney Ewing at rstandmj.ewing@btinternet.com 02890760002

For more information about ceremonies, contact Myrtle Ewing at rstandmj.ewing@btinternet.com 02890760002

For press and other media enquiries, contact Shelley Leggett at shelley_leggett@hotmail.co.uk 02890628635

For letters etc to Humanism Ireland, contact Brian McClinton at brianmcclinton@btinternet.com 02892677264

Aims of the Humanist Association of Northern Ireland

Humani, which is affiliated to the BHA and the IHEU, seeks to promote secular Humanism in the province and to represent the interests of those who adopt this enlightened philosophy.

Humani seeks to promote freethought, tolerance, compromise and community in a society dominated for so long by sectarian religious and nationalists ideologies.

Humani works in co-operation with other Humanist groups in Ireland and Great Britain through the Humanist Council of the Isles (HCOTI) and events such as an annual all-Ireland Summer School.

Humani provides a forum for debate, discussion and education on the important issues of the day, through our monthly meetings, our bi-monthly magazine, our website and e-mail discussion list.

Humani seeks to promote a secular philosophy to the wider world through its literature which includes Humanism Ireland, a bi-monthly magazine available to members as part of their subscription.

Humani seeks to promote its philosophy to the wider world through its website: www.humanistni.org

Humani provides trained and experienced celebrants for who who want non-religious funerals, marriages, civil partnerships and baby naming ceremonies.

Pictured below : Brian McClinton, Clive Jones (website designer) Kevin Kerr, Iain Deboys, Myrtle Ewing and Sid Ewing at the 9th September 2010 meeting after agreeing on new website construction.

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