Kathy Meidell
Executive Director, Humanist Association of Canada
hac_executivedirector@yahoo.ca

DARWIN & HUMANISM: 40 YEARS OF EVOLUTION

Major Humanist Convention Coming To Toronto

Celebrating 40 years of freethought, civil rights, and our official sponsorship of the Royal Ontario Museum exhibit, “Darwin: the Evolution Revolution”, the Humanist Association of Canada is excited to present the largest Humanist convention in Canadian history: Saturday August 2-Sunday August 3, at the InterContinental Yorkville Hotel on 220 Bloor Street West, Toronto, Ontario.

With 12 acclaimed Canadian and U.S. speakers, including award-winning Atheist activists:

  • BRIAN ALTERS: evolution education expert; host of CBC series, “Project X
  • ELLEN JOHNSON: civil rights dynamo; past president, American Atheists
  • DAN BARKER: freethought musician; co-president, Freedom from Religion Foundation
  • CHRISTOPHER diCARLO: professor of bioethics; critical thinking powerhouse
  • DR ROBERT BUCKMAN: physician; former writer and member of Monty Python comedy troupe
  • DR HENRY MORGENTALER: physician; Holocaust survivor; women's reproductive rights activist

And discussions on civil rights issues such as prayers in legislature, as well as delicious food, booth displays, live music, an awards banquet, and an exclusive presentation and tour of the Darwin exhibit, make this an amazing weekend indeed. Reservations are going quickly, so sign up today at: www.humanists.ca

Humanism is a dynamic and religion-free philosophy that affirms our ability and responsibility to lead ethical and meaningful lives, aspiring to the greater good of humanity. It is guided by reason and scientific inquiry, inspired by music and art, and motivated by ethics and compassion. The Humanist Association of Canada is a not-for-profit charitable organization that promotes Humanism and secularism by way of educational initiatives that advance critical-thinking and Humanist culture, fostering socializing and outreach opportunities for non-believers, and advocating for equality and fairness for all Canadians.

Kathy Meidell
Executive Director, Humanist Association of Canada