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February 2020
Ariane Sherine: “Talk Yourself Better”.
Just over ten years ago comedy writer and journalist Ariane Sherine created and organised the Atheist Bus Campaign, persuading Richard Dawkins and the British Humanist Association to support her – and buses with variations on the slogan “There’s probably no God. Now stop worrying and enjoy your life” ran in 13 countries across the globe. As a result, Ariane received an Inbox full of hate mail from Christians, which eventually led to a major nervous breakdown and suicidal ideation. She…
Find out more »March 2020
International Women’s Day – an evening of Film, Discussion and Poetry
Join Council of Ex Muslims for a UK film screening of “No Longer Without You” 'I will not do what you say. I’ll follow my own path, but I will not let myself be cast out. I will be different, but No Longer Without You.' “No Longer Without You” is a documentary about a searing conversation about parenthood, tradition, religion, sex, and independence between a free-spirited daughter, Nazmiye Oral and her traditional Muslim mother, Havva in the intimate circle of…
Find out more »ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
As usual we are using our March meeting for our AGM. Doors open 7.30 for 8pm start.
Find out more »April 2020
No More Faith Schools NSS Campaign
Alastair Lichten of the National Secular Society will be joining us to talk about the NSS No More Faith Schools campaign. It promises to be an engaging and informative talk, suitable for those with all levels of pre-existing knowledge on the subject, and with a focus on practical activism. Free event open to all. As usual doors open from 7.30 for an 8pm start.
Find out more »May 2020
Uganda Humanist Schools Trust.
I can't believe it's been eight years since UHST's Steve Hurd was last here. We're looking forward to his review of the progress the schools have made in that time and the effect that successful schools are having on the surrounding neighbourhoods. As usual, doors open 7.30 for a prompt 8pm start.
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