The Humanist Community in Silicon Valley (HCSV)
A Membership Chapter of the American Humanist Association
Serving San Jose, Silicon Valley, Stanford, and the S. F. Peninsula since 1962
P.O. Box 60069, Palo Alto CA 94306-0069
Office: 650-964-7576
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Activities, Events
Calendar -- updated Feb 1
Activities, Events -- updated Feb 1
new activities: Movie Group, Nature outings
Sunday Forums -- updated Feb 1
map & directions to our Forums
E-mail to our Program Committee if you are a potential speaker (include description of talk, dates available) or have an idea for a future Forum.
Darwin Day (latest: Feb. 8, 2009) originated in the HC!
Blogs, News
Our BLOG
and its orange <feed> icon RSS feed

Blog by Students
(who Studied Humanism
in the summer)
Visitor Info
Section for visitors who want to learn about Humanism or the HC.
Family Program
Sunday, 11:00 - 12:00, simultaneous with Forums: our Family Program (Children’s Program)

— It has received national attention by ABC’s Nightline and Time magazine; links to their articles
HCSV’s Views
Member services
Public services
Branches
Several of our members & friends meet in semi-independent groups closer to their homes. There are groups in:
We Support
Related Websites
This is a page of links to web sites more or less related to Humanism.
Page contains subcategories: California organizations; other regional organizations; national / international organizations; (printed) magazines; special focus sites including "famous Humanists".
This website made possible by funds from the
James Hervey Johnson Educational Trust,
.to which we are very grateful.
Website queries, bug reports: webmaster@humanists.org
Activity updates & info, other queries: hcinfo@humanists.org

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We humanists do not focus on religious belief; our main concern is with human behavior. Given that, although most of us are of an atheist or agnostic bent, with some Deist, pantheist, and other freethinker stances, subscribers to a theist religion are welcome at our Forums. Our members live mainly in San Jose, Silicon Valley, Stanford, San Francisco, Palo Alto. Also see: our calendar, our Sunday Forum, our page on Darwin, the AHA’s Humanist Manifesto, our family program.