Causes: Arts & Culture, Arts, Culture & Humanities
Mission: Our goal is to promote Humanism and foster the building of a vibrant community dedicated to a positive, progressive life-stance in New Jersey. We seek to educate our members and our communities about Humanism and important social and ethical issues of our day. We will accomplish these goals by engaging in various social activities, community service events, and hosting speakers of interest who stimulate discussion and contemplation among our members and friends.
Results: NJHN now has Humanist groups in Somerset, Mercer and Gloucester Counties, and we work in cooperation with other Humanist and Atheist groups around New Jersey and surrounding states. We will continue to expand around the state as individuals seek our assistance to form new groups.
Target demographics: our community of secular Humanists, Atheists, Agnostics, and other nonreligious individuals
Direct beneficiaries per year: raise funds for access to abortion services, sexual assault awareness, blood cancer research, humanist community at Rutgers University
Geographic areas served: New Jersey
Programs: monthly educational programs on topics of secular ethics, science, philosophy, church/state separation advocacy, history, and social justice; social events; and community service opportunities.
This organization's nonprofit status may have been revoked or it may have merged with another organization or ceased operations.
Mission: Our goal is to promote Humanism and foster the building of a vibrant community dedicated to a positive, progressive life-stance in New Jersey. We seek to educate our members and our communities about Humanism and important social and ethical issues of our day. We will accomplish these goals by engaging in various social activities, community service events, and hosting speakers of interest who stimulate discussion and contemplation among our members and friends.
Results: NJHN now has Humanist groups in Somerset, Mercer and Gloucester Counties, and we work in cooperation with other Humanist and Atheist groups around New Jersey and surrounding states. We will continue to expand around the state as individuals seek our assistance to form new groups.
Target demographics: our community of secular Humanists, Atheists, Agnostics, and other nonreligious individuals
Direct beneficiaries per year: raise funds for access to abortion services, sexual assault awareness, blood cancer research, humanist community at Rutgers University
Geographic areas served: New Jersey
Programs: monthly educational programs on topics of secular ethics, science, philosophy, church/state separation advocacy, history, and social justice; social events; and community service opportunities.
Donor & Volunteer Advisory
This organization's nonprofit status may have been revoked or it may have merged with another organization or ceased operations.
Arts & Culture
