Belfast
Monthly
Meetings
Members meet in
Belfast on the
second Thursday of each month at 8pm. The
meetings are a forum for like-minded people from all over the region to
meet and exchange ideas. We have debates and discussions and frequenty
invite guest speakers to talk on issues of
social, political, religious, philosophical and scientific interest.
Meetings
Date
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Thursday February 14 2008 8pm
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| Venue |
Malone Lodge Hotel, Eglantine Avenue Belfast
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Topic
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"Is pride now a deadly sin?"
P A Maglochlainn, President of the Northern Ireland Gay Rights
Association
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| Date |
Thursday March 13
2008
8pm
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| Venue |
Malone Lodge Hotel,
Eglantine Avenue Belfast
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Topic
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"The widening gap in reproductive health care for
Northern Irish women".
Georgie McCormick, Manager, Training and Services, Family
Planning Association.
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Darwin Day Dinner
Friday Evening
8th February 2008- Malone Lodge Hotel £22.50.
Speaker is confirmed as Robert Elwood, Professor of Behavioral Ecology,
School of Biological Sciences, Queen's University.
Topic: Darwin's problem with sex
Please contact Brian McClinton brianmcclinton@btinternet.com if
you
would like to attend
North Coast Humanists
Monthly Meetings
The North Coast
Humanists group meet on the second Tuesday of each month in the Lodge
Hotel, Coleraine at 6.30pm. Vistitors are welcome. Contact: jennifer
Sturgeon, tel 028 7035 4287 jennifer.sturgeon@btinetnet.com
Links
International
Darwin Day celebrations
View more photos of events
Chris Copsey (right)
of Humani talks to Prof Thomas
Lawson who delivered a
fascinating talk on the anthropology of religion at the The Darwin Day
Celebrations 2006
Brian McClinton (left) of Humani talks to Prof Rich Roberts, Nobel
laureate for medicine, who delivered a public lecture on his Bright
journey from Science to Atheism in April 2006.
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Summer School The
Joy of Humanism
Friday 17th- Sunday 19th August 2007, Carlingford, Co Louth
The 2007 annual summer school was another resounding success. The
speakers included :
Glenn Patterson, Novelist, Martin McLoone on Irish Cimema, Fergus
Finlay, Irish Labour Party and Phillipe Besson on Europe's Humanist
Legacy.
The annual all Ireland summer school is
held in conjunction with The Humanist Association of
Ireland and the Belfast Humanist Group. The event is a chance for
Humanists from all over Ireland to come together for great lectures and
good company.
View
Carlingford 2007 photos
Carlingford
accommodation
Julian
Baggini
addresses the 2005 Summer School
Chairpersons of the 3
Humanist groups involved with organising the
2005 event along with Roy Brown President, IHEU
More summer
School photos
Humani members at the
2004 annual dinner
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