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2023 Newsletters
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After Religion, Then What? Enlightenment Values by Armin Navabi
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Updated COVID 19 Slides May 17 2020 Version
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Calendar
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Nick Little talking about Pseudoscience and the Law, Why Doesn't the Government Stop Charlatans
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Book of Mormon at Granada Theater
Sun, May 21, 2023
A scientific man ought to have no wishes, no affections, - a mere heart of stone.Charles Darwin
Blog / Archive
Audio of Katie Davis April 2014 talk about Global Warming
May Meeting
Rick Roney is chairperson of the Santa Barbara Reentry Project. He will speak about his organization's efforts to reduce recidivism in Santa Barbara County.
2014 NewsLetters
Movies for Humanists
Creation (2009) is a British biographical film about Charles Darwin, his work and his family, focusing on his eldest daughter, Annie.
Floyd Sandford as Charles Darwin
Floyd Sandford was Darwin for us for over an hour. Darwin in old age, reflecting back on his life. In his old age he cares more about truth than social conventions.
President’s Column - The Global Tragedy of the Commons
In 1968, UCSB professor Garrett Hardin published an essay "The Tragedy of the Commons" in the journal Science, which became a call to action for the environmental movement of the 1970's.
March Program - We Are In It to Win
Our speaker on March 15th is Roy Speckhardt , Executive Director of the American Humanist Association (AHA). Roy has served as the Executive Director of AHA since 2005