
September Humanist Spark Summit Collaboration: Amplifying Secular Youth
Over thirty percent of Gen Z youth identify as non-religious. In September, a collective of local and national secular organizations will launch the virtual Humanist

Over thirty percent of Gen Z youth identify as non-religious. In September, a collective of local and national secular organizations will launch the virtual Humanist

The Women’s Leadership Project #Standing4BlackGirls benefit concert in Arlington, MA featured an array of amazing musicians and audience members who gathered to support WLP. The

On July 26, 2025, the Women’s Leadership Project Los Angeles will partner with the Berklee College of Music’s Institute of Jazz and Gender Justice for

By Sikivu Hutchinson In his 2020 Black queer “memoir manifesto” All Boys Aren’t Blue, George M. Johnson stresses the importance of having affirming family as

Sikivu Hutchinson’s new original narrative short film “Alpha Centauri” focuses on the disproportionate impact of grooming and trafficking on Black girls and young women. Far

My new country rock single, “Lightning Rider” is now out on Spotify and Apple Music. The song is an homage to one of her three

Featured interview in The Humanist Magazine By Scott Douglas Jacobsen Scott Douglas Jacobsen: It’s been a bit since we last did an interview (2016) and since I was

The Kinderness Corp. is a privately held company that deploys white androids, or Kinders, to carry out acts of historical reparative justice for Black people.

By Sikivu Hutchinson Just prior to Trump’s re-election, the misogynist mantra “Your body, my choice” started trending on social media and the Internet. It was a violent

Concluding on the second day of Black History Month, “Outliers: A Black Women’s Theater Showcase”, had a smash run at Culver City’s Blue Door Theater with

The Kinderness Corp. produces white androids, or Kinders, to carry out acts of historical restorative justice for Black people. The narrative alternates between different time