Humanists, Students to Share Joint Conference May 29 - June 1

"Humanism: The Next Generation" is the theme of Free Inquiry's next annual conference, which will be held May 29 through June 1 at The Center for Inquiry International, Amherst, New York. It is a joint conference of Free Inquiry, the Humanist Association of Canada, and the Bertrand Russell Society, also incorporating the annual Assembly of the Campus Freethought Alliance.

This groudnbreaking international conference will explore ways to promote humanism to new generations while it applies humanistic principles to the challenges of the next century. "Humanism: The Next Generation" will bring together activists from the USA and Canada ... from college and university campuses across North America ... and from humanist organizations worldwide. Scheduled speakers include:

• Free Inquiry founder Paul Kurtz
• Ibn Warraq, author of Why I Am Not a Muslim
• Wellness activist Don Ardell
• A cross-section of student freethought activists from the new Campus Freethought Alliance (CFA).

Founded in 1995, CFA has received extensive press attention and is already the largest student humanist movement in North American history.

Registration is just US$75. (Students belonging to CFA member groups enjoy free registration.) Optional extras include a luncheon, a banquet, and a guided tour of Niagara Falls, Ontario, just 20 miles from The Center for Inquiry International. For more information, see the ad in this issue or call toll free 1-800-458-1366.

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