Join us on Wednesday for another "Nonreligion Past and Present" webinar, this time on nonreligion and science. In cooperation with @nonreligioncf.bsky.social. As always we have great scholars in the panel. Do not forget to register to get the zoom link: uottawa-ca.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

We're delighted to be hosting another interdisciplinary conversation with @nonreligioncf.bsky.social! Join us on Wed 29 October for a discussion of the relationship between science and nonreligion, from the perspectives of historians and social scientists. Sign up: uottawa-ca.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

Welcome all tomorrow to our (earlier postponed) book launch webinar for the volume ”The Non-Religious and the State”
(De Gruyter). Non-members: contact us for zoom link.

On Wednesday we’ll be joined by Eva Pazelt, who will present and discuss her new book Scientific Atheism in East Germany (1963-1990): How to Turn a Hare into a Lion. All welcome! atheismsecularismhumanism.wordpress.com/seminars/

Our next seminar will be a fantastic interdisciplinary conversation about how historians and social scientists use statistics to understand the past and present of nonreligion. Hosted with @nonreligioncf.bsky.social. Sign up to join us via Zoom on Wed 9 April: uottawa-ca.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

Hello new followers! Wonderful to see that so many people are interested in the global histories of atheism, secularism, and humanism. Do get in touch to join our mailing list and become a member on ISHASH. Our next webinar is in December!
atheismsecularismhumanism.wordpress.com/members/

On 4 December we will be joined by Timothy Binga from Center for Inquiry and Stefan Dickers from Bishopgate Institute who will introduce their organisations’ significant library and archive collections relating to the history of nonreligion, with lots of time for Q&A.

We are delighted to be partnering with the research programme Nonreligion in a Complex Future for a series of interdisciplinary conversations bringing together historians and social scientists. The first webinar, on Wed 6 November will focus on the theme of death and dying.

On Wed 2 October, we will be joined by Prof. Michael Hunter, who will be presenting insights from his recent book 'Atheists and Atheism Before the Enlightenment: The English and Scottish Experience' (10.00 PT, 13.00 ET, 18.00 BST, 19.00 CET).

Our next webinar is in less than two weeks. 18 October, Elliot Hanowski will speak on unbelief in interwar Canada. All are welcome!