05/31/2026
What does it look like to live out our humanist values in everyday life?
Join us on June 10 for a conversation with Johanna Schwartz and Nick Papai, owners of the Calgary-based Congress Coffee Company, a community-focused coffee shop and live music venue built around creativity, connection, and openness.
Rather than treating coffee as the end goal, Congress uses it as the foundation for something larger: a welcoming “third space” where neighbours, artists, activists, and community members can gather, collaborate, and leave their mark on the space itself.
In this webinar, we’ll explore how humanist values can shape the spaces we create, the communities we nurture, and the ways we show up for one another.
We hope you’ll join us for this conversation! Register to join: https://tinyurl.com/mvkfy4me
05/30/2026
We launched the Non-Prophet Movement on May 17 with 20 spots and two great gift options. 14 have already been claimed!
That means 14 people have signed up as monthly donors and chosen their gift: a Non-Prophet t-shirt or a free will through Epilogue.
Still on the fence? Here's the deal: $20/month. Choose your gift. Help build a more humanist Canada.
Spots are limited and the deadline to sign up is June 14. Join the Non-Prophet Movement: https://tinyurl.com/2tme8h3n
05/30/2026
We invite you to a virtual celebration of the upcoming book 'Ritual Without Religion: A Humanist Guide to Creating Secular Ceremonies' by Megan Sheldon.
Megan is a cultural mythologist, humanist celebrant, end-of-life doula, and co-founder of Be Ceremonial, the world's first guided ritual and ceremony platform. With hundreds of ceremonies crafted for life's major passages and the "seemingly invisible moments of change," Megan has dedicated her work to reclaiming our human birthright of creating universal ritual that is accessible and meaningful.
Join us for an evening that includes a reading and conversation with Megan about the book and what it offers, community sharing and connection with fellow humanists, and a virtual ritual to welcome this book into the world.
Whether you're a celebrant, a humanist, or simply someone who believes that life's moments deserve to be marked with intention, this evening is for you.
Register to join: https://tinyurl.com/3pmb62yt
05/29/2026
Looking for a space to connect with other humanists from across Canada?
Humanist Hangouts are informal monthly gatherings hosted by Humanist Canada Executive Director Janalee Morris. Conversations often move from philosophy and current events to personal experiences, community building, and whatever else people bring to the table.
Join us here: https://tinyurl.com/36ryr3jx
05/28/2026
Two leading voices in contemporary humanism are joining us at the 2026 World Humanist Congress.
We’re excited to announce that philosopher and author A. C. Grayling and humanist leader Andrew Copson will be speaking at the 2026 World Humanist Congress, which takes place in Ottawa from August 7–9.
Their work has shaped public conversations around secularism, ethics, democracy, freedom of thought, and the role of humanism in an increasingly complex world
Learn more about the speakers and get your tickets today: https://hmnts.in/WHC2026-Register
05/26/2026
Human rights are not privileges reserved for a select few.
They belong to all people equally, regardless of nationality, religion, gender, sexuality, culture, or belief.
A humanist perspective begins with the recognition of our shared humanity and the conviction that dignity, freedom, and compassion should extend to everyone.
05/25/2026
The World Humanist Congress 2026 is bringing together humanists from around the world at a time of growing global challenges and change.
Join conversations centred on reason, human rights, democracy, secularism, and collective action alongside activists, scholars, community leaders, and advocates from across the globe.
Get your standard-priced tickets while you still can: https://hmnts.in/WHC2026-Register
05/24/2026
The schedule for the 2026 World Humanist Congress is here!
This year’s Congress program of panel discussions, keynote speakers, and networking events is designed to bring humanists from around the world together as we reflect on how the movement can respond to rising authoritarianism, misinformation, and attacks on human rights and democratic values.
Take a peek at the schedule and start planning your Congress experience.
Standard-priced tickets are available now: https://hmnts.in/WHC2026-Register