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Our next meet-up in Newcastle is: Thursday 16th April starting 7pm at the Lit and Phil (arrive from 6:45pm). Click here for more details.

On Sunday 19th April, at our Durham Secular Salon, from 2-4pm. local author Simon Webb will be talking about the famed 19th century black composer Samuel Taylor Coleridge, the subject of Simon's recent book. For more details click here ​.

Why not become an NEH supporter? To join our email list, find out about our events and activities and to receive our monthly bulletin, just complete the form here.

​Better still, why not join us, become an NEH member and support our various activities, our work in schools and in our communities. You can do that here 

Hi!  Thanks for visiting our website.  

We are North East Humanists.

Maybe you have heard about Humanism and wish to find out more about it, or maybe you are a Humanist and are thinking of joining us and becoming involved in the things we do.

Whatever the reason for your visit to our website, you can find out more about Humanism and about North East Humanists and what we do by looking through this site. 

But as a starter here's some key points about our major Humanist beliefs and about North East Humanists. 

- We’re a community of people who aspire to a fair, balanced, ethical and democratic society whose members take responsibility for their own actions and care for others.

- We believe that human experience and rational thinking provide the only source of both knowledge and a moral code to live by.

- We do not believe in gods or supernatural beings. 

- We reject the idea of knowledge 'revealed' to human beings by gods, or in special books.

- We believe that we only have one life, and that while we’re here we should strive to enjoy well-being, be happy and improve the world we live in.


As I say, on this site, you can find lots of details about who we are, what Humanism is, what activities we organise, and how you can join in.

Check out our monthly bulletin, and please consider a membership for as little as £10 per year.

Your support for Humanist organisations enable so much more than you might have guessed. Have a look around to see for yourself and be sure to contact us with any questions.

Philip Nathan
Media and Publicity Officer
​North East Humanists


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  • Home
  • Humanism
  • About Us
  • Education
    • School visits and support
    • RE Curriculum Guidance
    • Poster Resources
    • Special Humanist Days
    • Adult Education
    • Recommended Books
    • Radio Newcastle Broadcast
    • North East Humanists Stall
    • Links
  • Activities
    • Public Events
    • Monthly Bulletin
    • Small Gatherings
    • Charitable Fundraising
    • Ceremonies
    • Pastoral Support
    • Community Engagement
    • Young Humanists
    • Local Campaigns
  • Membership
  • Donate
  • Contact Us
  • Campaigns and Projects
    • Poverty
    • Refugees, asylum seekers and local communities
  • North East Humanists Blog