About the British Humanist Association Science Group
The BHA Science Group is for all members of the BHA with an interest in science. The BHA Science Group does not pay affiliation fees to the BHA. You do not need any formal scientific qualifications to join, but you do need to have a passion for science and a concern for the role of science in society.
The group has two broad aims. Firstly, it aims to encourage interest and awareness of humanism (and membership of the BHA!) among scientists and people with a scientific bent. It will do this by reaching out to such people who are not currently members, and also by providing news and activities and information to those who are already BHA members.
Secondly, the group aims to increase improve understanding of scientific knowledge and principles among the BHA membership and wider public. It will do this by providing resources on relevant topics to any and all interested individuals.
Currently, the group operates informally, with activity focussed on a Yahoo! discussion forum. Members are encouraged to take an active role in developing the group and increasing its scope. There is a great opportunity to make a meaningful contribution, as well as simply to share thoughts and chat informally with like-minded people. So if you are a BHA member with an interest in science, please join us at the link on the right.
Group Blog
Our blog is written by members of the group, and features a lively selection of posts. Sometimes controversial, but always interesting.
Chris Street is an Admin of the BHA Science Group blog
1. Join the BHA Science Group, and get involved with group activities
Our Yahoo! group is a members-only e-mail forum for any group-related issues. Membership is free and open to all.
Click to join the BHA Science Group
2. Meet us at Think Humanism
Think Humanism is an independent forum open to everyone. If you want to find out more about Science and Humanism, but don't want to join the Yahoo! group, why not drop by here?
3. Join the British Humanist Association
The British Humanist Association exists to promote Humanism and support and represent people who seek to live good lives without religious or superstitious beliefs.
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