FROM THE HUMANIST MAGAZINE | Before and After the Court: The Humanist Interview with Monica L. Mille
This interview originally appeared in the May / June 2019 issue of the Humanist magazine and TheHumanist.com. Monica L. Miller is senior counsel for the American Humanist Association (AHA). She obtained her BA from Pitzer College in 2008, her master’s in public administration from Columbia University in 2009, and three years later she graduated cum laude from Vermont Law School in 2012. Since joining the AHA in 2012, Miller has vigorously defended the constitutional mandate
AHLC Reprimands AZ Gov. Ducey for Church-State Violation
For Immediate Release Contact: Sarah Henry, (202) 238-9088 ext. 105, shenry@americanhumanist.org (Washington D.C., April 23, 2019) – American Humanist Association (AHA) Legal Director David Niose just sent a warning notice to Arizona Governor Doug Ducey after the public official posted a sectarian Christian post, including a biblical reference, on his official and public Facebook page. “Easter is not an excuse for elected officials to disregard their responsibilities to all o
AHLC Warns Minnesota Sheriff of Establishment Clause Violation
For Immediate Release Contact: Sarah Henry, (202) 238-9088 ext. 105, shenry@americanhumanist.org (Washington D.C., April 22, 2019) – This morning, American Humanist Association (AHA) Legal Director David Niose sent a warning notice to Sheriff Mark Inglett, of Houston County, Minnesota after the department posted a sectarian Christian post on their official and public Facebook page. The notice reminds the Sheriff’s Department that “such blatantly religious statements on a gove
Humanist Legal Center Seeks God-Free Mississippi License Plates
For Immediate Release Contact: Sarah Henry, shenry@americanhumanist.org, (202) 238-9088 ext. 105 (Washington, D.C., April 4, 2019) – The American Humanist Association’s legal center is demanding that Mississippi state officials make license plates without “In God We Trust” available to motorists at no additional cost. A new state statute makes “In God We Trust” the default license plate. To avoid publicly displaying this religious phrase, vehicle owners are forced to purchase
