Endorsing organizations

Endorsing organizations are autonomous groups of diverse structure with no legal connection to the Coalition. Endorsement of our mission, while an acknowledgement of common purpose, does not necessarily signify agreement with, or participation in, specific statements or activities of the Coalition. The Coalition's member organizations are committed to fostering a culture of cooperation which is respectful of each organization's unique role within the freethought community. E-mail our president for more information about endorsements.

The following organizations have extended their support by endorsing the mission of the Secular Coalition for America.

Anti-Discrimination Support Network, a committee of the Freethought Society of Greater Philadelphia which receives, evaluates, and responds to reports of negative stereotyping of the Atheist/Humanist community

Association of Humanistic Rabbis, committed to the values and teachings of Humanistic Judaism, a human-centered approach to Jewish life and culture

Atheist Nexus, a community For Atheists, Agnostics, Brights, Freethinkers, Humanists & Skeptics.

Brights Action SCA, a special initiative group (SIG) of The Brights' Net, promoting the full and equitable civic participation of persons whose worldview is naturalistic (free of supernatural and mystical elements)

Center for Atheism, established by New York City Atheists as a separate and independent national organization to propose, develop and be a catalyst for new national activities supporting the objectives of atheists, agnostics, humanists, freethinkers, skeptics, secularists and separation-of-church/state advocates

Center for Naturalism, devoted to increasing public awareness of naturalism and its implications for social and personal well-being

Congress of Secular Jewish Organizations, a coalition of independent organizations whose unity of purpose is a secular expression of Jewish heritage

EARTHWARD (Earth's Atheist Resistance To Holy Wars and Religious Devastation), an atheist-run charity for helping victims of religiously motivated violence

Freethought Action, using traditional marketing and the internet to encourage secular Americans to speak up

GALAH (Gay And Lesbian Atheists and Humanists), an educational and activist community for gay, lesbian, transgender, and bisexual freethinkers

Humanist Chaplaincy at Harvard, dedicated to building, educating, and nurturing a diverse community of Humanists, agnostics, atheists, and the non-religious at Harvard and beyond

Humanist Institute, a leadership training program created by the North American Committee for Humanism

Humanist Society, an adjunct of the American Humanist Association, which certifies qualified members to serve as Humanist celebrants

Humanists of Florida, an association of Florida individuals and groups that affirm the Humanist worldview

TheInfidels.org, a home on the Internet, including an informative Web site and a lively full-featured forum, for positive Humanists, Atheists, Agnostics, Freethinkers, and others of like mind

Internet Infidels, creators of the Secular Web, the Internet's largest and most comprehensive freethought library

Mission of Reason, promoting the use of reason in personal, societal, and global decision-making

OABITAR (Objectivity, Accuracy, and Balance In Teaching About Religion), fostering curricular fairness for freethought within public education

Path of Reason, a useful site for anyone with questions about belief, religion, philosophy, and life in general

Rational Response Squad, rationally responding to religion one theist at a time

Secular Nations, an international association for promotion of freedom of speech and the separation of religion from state and media

South Carolina Progressive Network, a multi-issue, multicultural, nonprofit venture created to strengthen progressive alliances, to promote voter education and participation, and to support grassroots groups and projects across the state of South Carolina

Unitarian Universalist Infidels, who define and assert the role of atheists, agnostics, skeptics, freethinkers, and secular humanists within the Unitarian Universalist Association