About us
About Us and Our Values:
The Humanist Chaplaincy at Harvard & MIT works with atheists, agnostics, and allies at Harvard, MIT, and beyond: to create an inclusive new model for how humanists celebrate life, promote reason and compassion, and better the world for all.
Our organization was founded as the first-ever “humanist chaplaincy” to serve nonreligious students at a college or university. In addition to providing humanist philosophical guidance and counseling for over 40 years, we sponsor and advise humanist, secular, and interfaith groups at Harvard and MIT, and offer weekly secular mindfulness meditations.
Humanism is a progressive lifestance that, without supernaturalism, affirms our ability and responsibility to lead ethical lives of personal fulfillment, aspiring to humanity's greater good -- it is, in short, good without god.
Please check out our website: https://www.humanistchaplaincy.org/.
Upcoming events
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World Humanist Congress/AHA Conferences Reviewed
·OnlineOnlineStuart Wamsley of GBH attended the Humanists International and World Humanist Congress in Ottawa Canada this August 8th, and he'll give a report on the 'call for Resistance' theme as humanists and secular communities face major challenges across the planet, with summaries of some of the great speakers and panels he attended as part of the related H.I. conference there.
Then we'll share our experiences of SATURDAY's American Humanist Association Virtual Conference including our impressions, inspirations and constructive criticisms and ideas how to enhance our community locally!RSVP to Greater Boston Humanists to get the Zoom link.
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Past events
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