This website is open to anyone who wants to join it - one click and you're in.  No special declarations of belief or non-belief required and no expectation that you will take a particular stance in relation to gods or religion. Freedom of expression is the key.  There are many interpretations of what atheism is and what it means. This is a place to share all of those interpretations.  Everyone is welcome here - atheists, agnostics, religious believers.  Do take time to listen to others' opinions …

Friendly events at Conway Hall on topics of interest to humanists, Atheists, Secularists on Liberalism, the History of Ideas Free Speech, freedom of expression, Human Rights, Moral Philosophy, Ethics, the History and Philosophy of Science, The Politics of Unbelief, the Psychology of Neuroscience and Consciousness, Evolution, Religion and public policy, and Contemporary ethical issues. Useful, events, lectures and debates in a friendly and social atmosphere. We usually head down to the local pub …

This is a secular feminist group for freethinkers - anyone interested in preserving and extending women's autonomy, freedom and equality: A Freethinker is a person who thinks - free from superstitious beliefs, free from religion; rational thinkers who think and make decisions on the basis of reason and evidence and do not accept the prejudices and discrimination based on thousands of years of patriarchal religion. Secular means i.e. 'without religion' and include atheists, secularists and anti-t …

We're an active and friendly Humanism group in London, UK. Our free monthly humanist gatherings in South West London are well attended. And as well as these main meetings, which are usually at the Old Ship Pub in Richmond, we have plenty of other interesting activities too. We're a Partner of the British Humanist Association. To attend meetings you don't have to join or become a member. You're especially welcome if you think you may in fact already be a humanist and want to find out more. There' …

Socialise and engage in stimulating and rational discussion with like-minded people. Work for a good life based on human values, not religious faith. Make the world a better place in the here and now, not a mythical hereafter. Celebrate the wonder of life and the search for scientific truth. Join our campaigns against divisive religious schools, religions dictating who can marry and against religious privilege generally. Formed in 2012 to promote Humanism in East London.

Jean Paul Sartre: "Existentialism is nothing else but an attempt to draw the full conclusions from a consistently atheistic position." http://bit.ly/6HbK0V Jean Paul Sartre: "Existentialism is not atheist in the sense that it would exhaust itself in demonstrations of the non-existence of God. It declares, rather, that even if God existed that would make no difference from its point of view. Not that we believe God does exist, but we think that the real problem is not that of His existence; what …

Skeptics in the Pub (or Sceptics in the Pub, if you prefer) are groups which meet and converse in the UK and beyond, usually gathering once every month. The event was founded in London, UK by Dr Scott Campbell in 1999, for all those interested in science, history, psychology, philosophy, investigative journalism and how to examine extraordinary claims of all types. A speaker (or number of speakers) is invited each month to present a topic of interest, which is followed by a discussion in a relax …

Fascinating public talks and lectures from leading figures focusing on: (i) the application of science and reason to religious and paranormal claims, (ii) the application of science and reason to today's great political and ethical questions (global warming, stem cell research, euthanasia) (iii) exposing flaky and pseudo-scientific claims (Young Earth Creationism, magnet therapy, etc.).

The Ex-Jehovah's Witness Meetup Group of South England is a support and meetup group for ex-Jehovah's Witnesses. It is a religiously neutral group made up of current members who may be baptised or unbaptised, ex-members who may have faded, been disfellowshipped or disassociated, and who may be religious, agnostic or atheist. We extend an open hand to people who simply cannot talk about their suffering or their doubts with Witness family, or with people who were never witnesses (affectionately kn …

About The Bookmark Club. Who are we and what's our club about? Good question. Well... you've found a book club which is unlike most others ... First of all and most importantly... this club is wholeheartedly dedicated to the love of Non-fiction books. If you love reading and discussing non-fiction books, you will be among friends here! The aim of the club. We’re a social group of non fiction booklovers... The focus of the club is to build a community of non-fiction book lovers (NFBL's) who l …

This is a book club exploring the theme of 'freedom', be it personal, political or otherwise. If you love free thought, free markets, free will, living by rational principles and finding what out what it means to be free, this meetup is for you! Some past reads include: Unjobbing: The Adult Liberation Handbook by Michael Fogler Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell Walden by Henry David Theroux Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand Instead of Education by John Holt And we welcome suggestions for future r …

Humanist?  Or, atheist/agnostic and want to find out more about humanism? Care about gay rights as human rights? Want to socialise with others of like mind?  Love in or near to Brighton? This NEW GROUP is for you. Our parent organisation GALHA, the Gay and Lesbian Humanist Association, based in London, has been going for 31 years. Now, recognising that not all gay and gay-friendly humanists can get to London events, GALHA is starting to provide meet-ups around the country. It's up to you wha …

The Central London Humanist group [CLHG] 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 or more talk/lecture on a subject of interest to our members. Our socials are very well attended and we have been venturing into new activities - Theatre visits, a trip to Charles Darwin's home, a group's picnic and a movie night. So if you're not …

Not religious and like to sing? Based in or near London? Free on Tuesday evenings? Then this is the choir for you. The British Humanist Association Choir was formed in 2009 and we have sung in the open, on stage, on TV and in the Underground. We are a mixed-ability choir, and there are no auditions for new members. You don’t even have to be able to read music. But we do need your enthusiasm and commitment. We sing to celebrate the joy (and occasional pain) of living. We learn a lot from each oth …

This group is about meeting and socialising with like-minded ex-muslims. So if you think you are one then come n sign up! note: This is not a platform for debates but for light conversations and making new acquaintances.

An invitation for a selection of meetup organizers to bring their members to a mixer in a lively salon space, recreating the artists' cafes of old, where lively-minded people can come together to talk, drink and share ideas. In the early part of the evening, each organiser hosts their usual meetup around a common theme, only this time we'll each be met by a crop of fresh faces and a lively atmosphere and environment in which to circulate afterwards, and widen our circle of acquaintances and inte …