Timothy DenHerder-Thomas is the General Manager of Cooperative Energy Futures, a community energy co-op based in Minneapolis that develops affordable community solar gardens that help families reduce their energy bills through solar at no upfront…
Mysti Babineau serves as MN350's Climate Justice Organizer, leading the Climate Majority Project and coordinating the work of the Policy Action Team. As an enrolled member of the Red Lake Nation, Mysti was inspired by…
Catherine Fleming has been an IT professional, a business owner, a real estate developer, a social worker, a mother and a social and economic activist in some form or fashion, for most of her life. …
Ben Passer, Fresh Energy's Director of Energy Access and Equity, directs Fresh Energy's work to advance equitable outcomes across Minnesota's energy system, and also supports the organization's diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts. He joined Fresh…
Bailey Webster is the Food Hub Director for the Hmong American Farmers Association. Bailey has been involved in various aspects of organic and sustainable agriculture for over a decade. She has a BS in Horticultural…
The ACES Program helps address the 3 biggest challenges local groups face. Lack of volunteers, lack of money, and lack of diversity. By emphasizing the key components of the ACES Program, groups can provide for…
Learn how social media can help your group build relationships between members, attract new members, and connect with Humanists around the world. This webinar will detail how to create interesting content, engage with followers, develop…
Humanists are often kind-hearted and long suffering toward difficult people in their groups because they know what it's like to be an outcast and therefore don't want to cast out fellow humanists. Yet "toxic personalities"…
Donations are critical to sustaining financially healthy humanist chapters and making an impact in local communities. Stop using "I hate asking for money" as an excuse and confidently get your chapter the support it needs.…
In 2014, the Supreme Court decided that invocations in the form of sectarian prayers at local legislative meetings are permitted so long as everyone can participate, “even an atheist.” The Central Florida Freethought Community (CFFC)…
