Welcome to the AHS!
Welcome to the official website of the AHS. The AHS is the National Federation of Atheist, Humanist and Secular Student Societies. We are the umbrella organisation for all non-religious student societies in institutes of higher education across the UK and the Republic of Ireland.
Our vision is a thriving atheist, humanist or secular student society in every institute of higher education in the UK and the Republic of Ireland, networked together, with a shared voice in public life, whose members can contribute to and be part of the wider national and international movement.
It is our mission to build, support and represent atheist, humanist and secular student societies; to facilitate communication between them; to encourage joint actions; and to ensure that their members have opportunities to be part of the wider national and international movement.
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Richard Dawkins Foundation for Reason and Science
via Facebook
The most powerful earthquake ever recorded hit Chile on this date in 1960. The resulting tsunami devastated many areas of the Pacific, hitting Hilo, Hawaii and Japan (thousands of miles from Chile) very hard. The deadliest earthquake occurred in China in the 1500s, killing an estimated 800,000+ people. The 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and the 2010 Haiti quake are the deadliest of the 21st Century, in both cases killing more people than the more powerful Chile quake. A key factor in earthquake survival, aside from location, is architecture engineered to shift and withstand a quake.
1) aerial view of Chile, destroyed buildings and cities due to earthquake; tidal waves at 500 mph raced across the Pacific, hit Californai coast, hit Hilo Ha...
May 22nd at 20:00
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British Humanist Association
via Facebook
Can science solve every mystery? http://humanism.org.uk/science
May 22nd at 19:58
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Humanist Society of Scotland
via Facebook
By Paresh DaveReligion News Service DUBLIN (RNS) Patricia Wojnar left a 32-year career in interior design to pursue a degree that wasn’t in demand: a master’s in bereavement studies.
May 22nd at 19:34
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Elizabeth O'Casey argues for the importance of recognising the specific role religious extremism plays in the radicalisation of UK campuses
Elizabeth O'Casey argues for the importance of recognising the specific role religious extremism plays in the radicalisation of UK campuses.
May 22nd at 19:27
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RT
@NatSecSoc @ahsstudents
New "safe campus" website - radical silence on religious radicalism?
secularism.org.uk/blog/2013/05/n…
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