To achieve our aim of a kinder, more rational society, we need to work together. That’s why Humanists UK hosts a number of networks that bring together like-minded people to advance humanist goals. Our networks provide a space for people to share interests, ideas, and knowledge – and find community and support. They are a vital part of our movement and bring great strength to our causes. So, why not see if there’s a network for you.
- Humanists in Government
- Humanist Councillors
- Humanists in Law
- Humanists in Business
- Humanists of Wikipedia
- Humanist Climate Action
Outside of our internal networks, we also provide the secretariat to the All-Party Parliamentary Humanist Group (a network for humanists in Parliament) and, though non-partisan ourselves, have links with each of the party-political humanist groups.
Humanist Climate Action
Humanist Climate Action is made up of humanists committed to redefining lifestyles, choices, and priorities for low-carbon, ethical, and sustainable living in the light of the degeneration of the Earth’s climate and biodiversity. We aim to bring humanists together to facilitate individual and collective actions on these issues.
Humanist Councillors
Humanist Councillors represents members of local councils across the UK, helping campaign for secular governance, championing fairness, human rights, and equality in our local communities.
Humanist Teachers
Humanist Teachers is the network for humanists involved in teaching in schools and universities, including both RE professionals and teachers from other disciplines.
Humanists in Business
Humanists in Business brings together corporate lawyers, accountants, consultants, and captains of industry to discuss and advance ethical practices in big business and promote humanism in the City of London and the wider economy.
Humanists in Government
Humanists in Government provides a social network and interest group for civil servants and government professionals from around the UK.
Humanists in Law
Humanists in Law brings together solicitors and barristers with shared interests in humanism, secularism, and ethical issues. Many also provide pro bono support with Humanists UK’s legal work.
Humanists of Wikipedia
Humanists of Wikipedia brings together humanists interested in working on humanist topics on Wikipedia.