Uploaded May 2021 | Updated September 2026, 22 hours ago
The ways in which people interact with secular communities necessarily reflect their background, their identities, and their cultural experiences. In this webinar, Alison and Debbie will discuss some of the challenges nonreligious Black people, trans people, and other racialized and sexual minorities face in secular communities, examine the available data from the U.S. Secular Survey, and discuss how we can make secular communities more welcoming and inclusive. While no one could deny that building strong, diverse secular communities is essential to the success of the secular movement, we too often hear that issues like racial justice and LGBTQ equality are not secular issues. We will counteract that myth and discuss why inclusivity is essential to achieve our movement's goals.
Becoming a supporter of the Secular Student Alliance! The SSA is a 501(c)(3) educational non-profit that relies on the generous support of individuals. With your help, we help empower nonreligious students across the country and ensure a more secular future. Go to secularstudents.org/donate for more information on how you can help secular students.
The ways in which people interact with secular communities necessarily reflect their background, their identities, and their cultural experiences. In this webinar, Alison and Debbie will discuss some of the challenges nonreligious Black people, trans people, and other racialized and sexual minorities face in secular communities, examine the available data from the U.S. Secular Survey, and discuss how we can make secular communities more welcoming and inclusive. While no one could deny that building strong, diverse secular communities is essential to the success of the secular movement, we too often hear that issues like racial justice and LGBTQ equality are not secular issues. We will counteract that myth and discuss why inclusivity is essential to achieve our movement's goals.
Becoming a supporter of the Secular Student Alliance! The SSA is a 501(c)(3) educational non-profit that relies on the generous support of individuals. With your help, we help empower nonreligious students across the country and ensure a more secular future. Go to secularstudents.org/donate for more information on how you can help secular students.
