Humanist Association of Toronto (HAT) Meetup Group

The Humanist Association of Toronto The Humanist Association of Toronto http://www.humanisttoronto.ca/ Every Saturday we meet to discuss a topic decided upon the previous week. These are topics of humanist interest, from a humanist perspective. The topic of the discussion will be decided in a prior meeting, usually two weeks in advance. Today’s presentation will be a HAT Talk by Leslie Rosenblood (Centre for Inquiry). There will be a presentation (approx. 30 minutes) followed by Q&A with Leslie and then an open discussion period. _______________________ Leslie will discuss secularism in Canada: what it is, what it isn't, and why it's the means to maximal freedom for all. He will cover the history of secularism in Canada, compare it with other countries, provide an assessment of where Canada currently adheres to secular principles, and how it can improve in the future. _______________________ Meet our diverse group, trade perspectives in a free and open forum and learn from others as they learn from you! BTW: don't be concerned if there are not many RSVP’s. Many HAT members attend regularly but don’t sign up on Meetup. Our online meetings have been very popular with 20-30 attendees. NOTE: The HAT Forum adheres strictly to the City of Toronto Policy on Non-Discrimination (http://www.the519.org/public/content/policy-files/The519SpaceUsePolicy.pdf) Our Website (http://www.humanisttoronto.ca/)

The Humanist Association of Toronto http://www.humanisttoronto.ca/ Every Saturday we meet to discuss a topic decided upon the previous week. These are topics of humanist interest, from a humanist perspective. The topic of the discussion will be decided in a prior meeting, usually two weeks in advance. This week’s topic is: "Religion & Humanism: Function in Society, Past and Present" by HAT member Karen Lynn. Join us, won’t you? Meet our diverse group, trade perspectives in a free and open forum and learn from others as they learn from you! BTW: don't be concerned if there are not many RSVP’s. Many HAT members attend regularly but don’t sign up on Meetup. Our online meetings have been very popular with 20-30 attendees. NOTE: The HAT Forum adheres strictly to the City of Toronto Policy on Non-Discrimination (https://tinyurl.com/y24qhasp) Our Website (http://www.humanisttoronto.ca/)

The Humanist Association of Toronto http://www.humanisttoronto.ca/ Every Saturday we meet to discuss a topic decided upon the previous week. These are topics of humanist interest, from a humanist perspective. The topic of the discussion will be decided in a prior meeting, usually two weeks in advance. This week’s topic is: "The Future of Work" by HAT member Karl Iglesias. Join us, won’t you? Meet our diverse group, trade perspectives in a free and open forum and learn from others as they learn from you! BTW: don't be concerned if there are not many RSVP’s. Many HAT members attend regularly but don’t sign up on Meetup. Our online meetings have been very popular with 20-30 attendees. NOTE: The HAT Forum adheres strictly to the City of Toronto Policy on Non-Discrimination (https://tinyurl.com/y24qhasp) Our Website (http://www.humanisttoronto.ca/)

NOTE: Please be sure to RSVP ahead of the event so we can properly prepare for participants. If by the Sunday prior we only have RSVP's from the organizers, then we will cancel the event but bounce back the next month for sure. Thank you. The Humanist Association of Toronto Presents http://www.humanisttoronto.ca/ Are you seeking a friendly, open-minded environment where you can chat about moving away from religious beliefs and doctrines? Our Toronto monthly meet-up discusses past and present religious issues and looks at a positive life free of guilt, fear and shame-your new consciousness; beyond believing. While the group is still dedicated to dealing with issues and questions revolving around religion and life-long impacts of spiritual/supernatural beliefs, it is also a place for those interested in exploring larger issues in a non-judgmental welcoming atmosphere. It's a place for people to share their desire to throw away the burden of religious indoctrination and antiquated dogma. Whether you are thinking of leaving your religion or are already living religion free, or you just wish to support others in this quest, join us. We meet on the second Monday of each month at 7:00 pm.