EHST friend Ken Haslam will speak about polyamory.  The New York Times has covered polyamory several times, as well as The Guardian.  Is it time to reconsider traditional relationship patterns?  Dr. Haslam recommends listening to a podcast on polyamory that aired back in 2014 on "The Humanist Hour," a production of the American Humanist Association.  […]

Ever since the formation of a BJP government in India, since 2014 there has been a steady erosion of ethical behavior and secular democratic values in India.  Following their success in the 2019 elections, the Modi-Shah government has adopted an avowed Hindu fundamentalist agenda.  Disfranchisement of minorities and revoking citizenship rights of Muslims and Christians […]

EHST will hold its annual meeting of members.  This is a business meeting where the members will (re-)elect board members, and pass a budget for 2020.  We will also seek suggestions from members for our priorities for 2020.  Visitors and friends are welcome to attend, but they will not be eligible to vote.  Members who […]

The Ethical Humanist Society of the Triangle has chosen to partner with Rise Against Hunger for a very unique service opportunity.  Rise Against Hunger distributes food aid through global partners that administer school feeding programs, orphanages, health clinics, vocational training, and respond to crisis.  Be sure to donate and register for this fun, educational, high-impact […]

Prof. Christopher Cameron, a history professor at UNC Charlotte, a member of Black Nonbelievers of Charlotte, and the author of the recently released book Black Freethinkers: A History of African American Secularism (Northwestern University Press), will speak about his book.  Here is an excerpt from the writeup on Goodreads.com: "Black Freethinkers argues that, contrary to […]