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North East Humanists Stall
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We can also provide a stall with information about Humanism, using our series of posters, plus a range of handouts from North East Humanists and Humanists UK. We have taken this to outdoor places in town and city centres across the region, such as shown in the photograph below in Durham Market Place. We have also provided this stall for an event at Teesside University.  ​
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​​Our stall is suitable for community events, markets, school/college/university events, and interfaith/diversity events.  It is always staffed by at least one member of North East Humanists who is happy to talk to members of the public of any faith or none. Please contact us if you would like us to come to a venue near you.
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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