First in the Family Humanist Forward Freethought Scholarships: Deadline June 26th

Four $5000 scholarships will be awarded to students of color (African American, Latinx, Asian/Pacific Islander, Native American) who identify as agnostic, atheist, humanist and/or secular.…

#Standing4BlackGirls Task Force Survey

The #Standing4BlackGirls survey was created by WLP youth to collect information for an L.A. County-focused regional task force on mental health, educational, economic and social…

Black Skeptics COVID Rapid Response Grants: Apply by December 10

In times of crisis, secular communities of color, as well as queer and LGBTQIA+ communities, are often forced to rely on religious and faith-based institutions…

BSLA Featured: Five Great Humanist Groups Promoting Progressive Values

From: “Five Great Humanist Groups Promoting Progressive Values” By Gregg Parker “As a philosophy, humanism stresses the value and potential of people, especially as they…

2020 Harvard Humanist of the Year Award

The American Humanist Association is delighted to partner with the Humanist Chaplaincy at Harvard (HCH) to present the 2020 Harvard Humanist of the Year Award…

Congratulations to BSLA’s First in the Family Humanist 2020 Scholarship Winners

For the fifth year, Black Skeptics L.A. has partnered with the Freedom From Religion Foundation on BSLA’s First in the Family Humanist scholarship fund. FFRF…

Voting While Black, Secular and Gen Z: A Panel Discussion with Youth Activists

What’s at stake for Black secular Generation Z youth in this election? How are they mobilizing for progressive social change in a Black Lives Matter…

Unapologetically Black, Feminist and Heretical in the Workplace: Zoom Dialogue

Trauma, Anti-Blackness and Going Insane with Rage

By Sikivu Hutchinson “I can’t breathe”. These words, now reverberating across the world in gruesome playback, were among the last uttered by George Floyd, a devoted son, friend,…