Unlikely Allies:  Upholding Secular Values in the Court and at the Capitol @SecularStudents
Unlikely Allies:  Upholding Secular Values in the Court and at the Capitol  @SecularStudents
Uploaded May 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
The presentation will cover the work the American Humanist Association has done with faith-based, religious liberty, and immigrant rights partners both in recent prominent Supreme Court cases, in the U.S. Capitol with bi-partisan and interfaith efforts championing the repeal of global blasphemy laws, and immigrant rights coalition on access to COVID testing, treatment, and vaccination for all regardless of immigration status. We’ll share tools and ideas to help you build effective coalitions and to unite people of faith, conscience, and aligned goals in support of true religious freedom and human rights for all.

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Unlikely Allies: Upholding Secular Values in the Court and at the Capitol

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