Secular Woman is happy to announce our grant award recipients for the second Women in Secularism Conference.
Trinity Aodh; she tell us she is relatively new to secular activism and eager to attend her first secular conference.
Rachel Tobias; she left Orthodox Judaism and has been making her way into the secular movement. She hopes to eventually become a speaker at conferences like these and share her experiences with Judaism, Atheism, LGBTQ and Feminism.
If you didn't have a chance to check out all of the great aricles we published during Sexual Assault Awareness Month, here they are below, all neatly rounded up for your viewing pleasure.
Street Harassment: An Inconvenient Truth?
by Shanna Wells, follow her on twitter
“Hey baby, shake that thing.” “Mmmm, I like ‘em that size.” “Ugh, you’re a dog!” “Nice ass!”
Take Away: Feminists are discriminated against when they point out bias, sexism, and discrimination.
I have been teaching at the college level since 1995. When I teach about Identity Development, I have my students do a brief writing exercise that one of my psychology professors used when I was a student. It’s quite simple: Write out five statements that answer the question, “Who am I?”
Interview by Kim Rippere, President of Secular Woman
“Pregnant? Need Help?”
Have you seen these signs around your community? You might be forgiven for mistaking them as advertisements for women’s health centers – but you’d be wrong. These are advertisements for religious organizations called Crisis Pregnancy Centers and they are the happy recipients of your tax dollars.
by Rogelio Tavera
Member article by Rogelio Tavera, his thoughts as a religious man in the wake of the Boston tragedies and secular people’s exclusion from official mourning and commemoration ceremonies.
Greetings, my siblings in humanity!
As a man of faith, I wish to speak about the painfully obvious exclusion of secular people from the memorial service for the recent boston marathon tragedy.
Eighth article for Secular Woman's Sexual Assault Awareness Month Series
by Elsa Roberts, follow her on twitter
Seventh article for Secular Woman's Sexual Assault Awareness Month Series
By Renée Neary, of NiftyIdeas
As part of a joint effort among national atheist and secular groups, and in partnership with Boston Atheists and the Humanist Community at Harvard, we want to educate public officials about the diversity of their communities in times of tragedy and atheists' desire and need to be included.
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