Links to Local(ish) Organizations

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The Atheist Community of Raleigh is a Facebook group for atheists in and around Raleigh to connect.

The Atheist Community of Raleigh is a Facebook group for atheists in and around Raleigh to connect.

The non-theists at the Eno River Unitarian Universalist Fellowship is a sub-group which explores the challenges of living in a culture that often presumes theistic belief. They welcome all who are interested in conversations guided by a nontheistic p

The non-theists at the Eno River Unitarian Universalist Fellowship is a sub-group which explores the challenges of living in a culture that often presumes theistic belief. They welcome all who are interested in conversations guided by a nontheistic perspective to join them in building a supportive community that encourages personal growth and living their values in the world.

The Ethical Humanist Society of the Triangle (EHST), founded in 1986 by Ina R. Evans, is one of 22 societies in the United States which form the American Ethical Union.

The Ethical Humanist Society of the Triangle (EHST), founded in 1986 by Ina R. Evans, is one of 22 societies in the United States which form the American Ethical Union.

Kol Haskalah is a humanistic Jewish congregation (originally known as the Triangle Congregation for Humanistic Judaism) serving the Triangle. It is a lay-led community, which means their members determine the focus and essence of celebrations, servic

Kol Haskalah is a humanistic Jewish congregation (originally known as the Triangle Congregation for Humanistic Judaism) serving the Triangle. It is a lay-led community, which means their members determine the focus and essence of celebrations, services and activities in accordance with the tenets of Humanistic Judaism.

The Secular Women of the Triangle is a welcoming community of secular and progressive women who identify as atheists, agnostics, or humanists, or who do not hold religious beliefs.

The Secular Women of the Triangle is a welcoming community of secular and progressive women who identify as atheists, agnostics, or humanists, or who do not hold religious beliefs.

The Sunday Assembly is a secular congregation that celebrates life. Their motto: live better, help often, wonder more. Their mission: A Sunday Assembly in every town, city and village that wants one. Their vision: To help everyone live life as fully

The Sunday Assembly is a secular congregation that celebrates life. Their motto: live better, help often, wonder more. Their mission: A Sunday Assembly in every town, city and village that wants one. Their vision: To help everyone live life as fully as possible.

Parenting Beyond Belief is a group of parents who are raising children without religious dogma in the Triangle area. The group provides a supportive and encouraging community for a wide spectrum of agnostics and atheists where the decision to raise y

Parenting Beyond Belief is a group of parents who are raising children without religious dogma in the Triangle area. The group provides a supportive and encouraging community for a wide spectrum of agnostics and atheists where the decision to raise your children without religious dogma is respected.

Triangle Skeptics is guided by the mission to promote science literacy, critical thinking, and media literacy as tools for advancing knowledge and decision making. Their annual SkeptiCamp is a weekend of great speakers and activities!

Triangle Skeptics is guided by the mission to promote science literacy, critical thinking, and media literacy as tools for advancing knowledge and decision making. Their annual SkeptiCamp is a weekend of great speakers and activities!

Our friends to the southwest, Charlotte Atheists & Agnostics (CAA) is a large diverse group of people who share in the belief that you do not need a god to have a fulfilling and happy life.

Our friends to the southwest, Charlotte Atheists & Agnostics (CAA) is a large diverse group of people who share in the belief that you do not need a god to have a fulfilling and happy life.

Headed to the mountains? The Atheists of Western North Carolina are located in the Asheville / Buncombe area. Relax and spend time hanging out with people who aren't religious, who doubt there is a god, and who remember the U.S. should have "separati

Headed to the mountains? The Atheists of Western North Carolina are located in the Asheville / Buncombe area. Relax and spend time hanging out with people who aren't religious, who doubt there is a god, and who remember the U.S. should have "separation between church and state."