The International Society for Historians of Atheism, Secularism, and Humanism.
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ALT Poster for Nonreligion Past and Present: Interdisciplinary Conversations: Death and Dying. Photos of panelists Lori G. Beaman (University of Ottawa), Carolin Kosuch (University of Göttingen), Chris Miller (University of Toronto), and Jeffrey Tyssens (Free University of Brussels). November 6th, 10.00 PT, 13.00 ET, 18.00 GMT, 19.00 CET QR code for registration, link in tweet. Logos of NCF, ISHASH, uOttawa, and SSHRC CRSH.
ALT DOWN WITH THE CROWN? FRIDAY 30 AUGUST • 7PM We open the festival with an exploration of the country's most powerful institution: the monarchy. Asking key questions about its role, history, and relevance in the modern day, we are joined by Republic CEO Graham Smith and journalist Jenny Kleeman to discuss the current state of the head of state. Friday ticket: £18 • £11 Fri + Sat Combined: £33 • £21
ALT ALL-DAY FESTIVAL: TALKS + WORKSHOPS + SCREENINGS. SATURDAY 31 AUGUST • 10.30AM - 5PM Join us for a full day of activities, exploring the fascinating stories of freethought movement. Saturday offers a series of talks and discussions with leading thinkers, film screenings, interactive displays, and workshops, bringing to life the history and ongoing impact of non-believers. Saturday ticket: £25 • £16 Fri + Sat Combined: £33 • £21
ALT FAMILY FUN DAY. SUNDAY 1 SEPTEMBER• 11AM - 4PM Experience a family-friendly day of free activities celebrating inspiring individuals who have envisioned a better world. Suitable for children of all ages, the day provides an opportunity to get creative, have fun, and learn about the freethinkers and the big ideas that have shaped our society. Sunday ticket: FREE
ALT Early bird tickets 20% off all day + weekend tickets. Use code 'EARLYBIRD20' o redeem at check out. Valid until August 1st.
ALT ISHASH webinar poster: Prof. Michael Hunter, Atheists and Atheism Before the Enlightenment: The English and Scottish Experience. October 2nd 2024. 10.00 PT, 13.00 ET, 18.00 BST, 19.00 CET. To sign up for the webinar and get the zoom link: e-mail [email protected]. ISHASH directors: Anton Jansson, Clare Stainthorp. Cover image of Hunter's book on a coral-coloured background.
ALT ISHASH Webinar - Libraries and Archives Show & Tell, 4 December 2024, 10.00 PT, 13.00 ET, 18.00 GMT, 19.00 CET. Timothy Binga (Center for Inquiry) and Stefan Dickers (Bishopsgate Institute). To sign up for the webinar and get the zoom link: e-mail [email protected]. ISHASH directors: Anton Jansson, Clare Stainthorp. Logos of Bishopsgate Insitute and Centre for Inquiry on light-blue background.
ALT DOWN WITH THE CROWN? FRIDAY 30 AUGUST • 7PM We open the festival with an exploration of the country's most powerful institution: the monarchy. Asking key questions about its role, history, and relevance in the modern day, we are joined by Republic CEO Graham Smith and journalist Jenny Kleeman to discuss the current state of the head of state. Friday ticket: £18 • £11 Fri + Sat Combined: £33 • £21
ALT ALL-DAY FESTIVAL: TALKS + WORKSHOPS + SCREENINGS. SATURDAY 31 AUGUST • 10.30AM - 5PM Join us for a full day of activities, exploring the fascinating stories of freethought movement. Saturday offers a series of talks and discussions with leading thinkers, film screenings, interactive displays, and workshops, bringing to life the history and ongoing impact of non-believers. Saturday ticket: £25 • £16 Fri + Sat Combined: £33 • £21
ALT FAMILY FUN DAY. SUNDAY 1 SEPTEMBER• 11AM - 4PM Experience a family-friendly day of free activities celebrating inspiring individuals who have envisioned a better world. Suitable for children of all ages, the day provides an opportunity to get creative, have fun, and learn about the freethinkers and the big ideas that have shaped our society. Sunday ticket: FREE
ALT Early bird tickets 20% off all day + weekend tickets. Use code 'EARLYBIRD20' o redeem at check out. Valid until August 1st.
ALT A slide that reads ‘17 May 2024, Pick-a-Periodical, The Secular Chronicle vol 9, 1878. Dr Clare Stainthorp, School of English and Drama QMUL’. The right has a front cover that states ‘edited by Mrs Harriet Law’ and is dominated by an illustration of Richard Carlisle’s bookshop, which includes mannequins of a bishop and a devil leaning out of first floor windows.
