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Hi friends!
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Exciting news! American Humanist has done some rebranding and I am so excited to share it with you!
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First, there is a new Happy Human for American Humanist! This one will join the other happy humans in other humanist organizations. Do you have a favorite?
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How do you live?
Their rebranding and restatement of their ten commitments had me thinking about other ways secular folks choose to live. I get this question a lot, “how do you know what is right?” When I have encountered this, it is often not a genuine question but rather a wholecloth rejection and dismissal, as if the label unworthy has now been stamped across my forehead.
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But what I believe is true, and what secular folks know, the moral compass you follow is already within you. keep reading
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Celebrate secular values with the updated 2026 Happy Human! This new design from Betsy DeVille features the American Humanist Association's official 2026 rebrand with the new updated Happy Human. (Logo used with permission from the AHA.)
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Perfect for humanists, atheists, agnostics, and anyone in the freethought community looking to spark meaningful conversation and spread the word about humanism.
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Join fellow humanists like Albert Einstein, Mark Twain, Marie Curie, Fredrick Douglass, Charles Darwin, and Thomas Paine, who celebrate a positive secular worldview. Humanists are all around us. Wearing a humanist symbol (as opposed to some other ones) helps us find community and signal a shared commitment to be guided by reason, inspired by compassion, and informed by experience. Believe in good. It connects us all.
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• 100% combed and ring-spun cotton (Heather colors contain polyester)
• Pre-shrunk, lightweight fabric
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$25.00 – $30.00Price range: $25.00 through $30.00
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