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• American Atheists

  http://www.atheists.org/
  Organisation working for the civil rights of atheists, promoting separation of state and church, and providing information about atheism. Includes essays and articles, and links to related local and international organisations.

• Atheist Centre

  http://www.atheistcentre.in/
  An India social change institution, engaged in the promotion of atheism as a way of life.

• Atheist Community of Austin

  http://www.atheist-community.org/
  Dedicated to developing a positive atheist culture, opposing discrimination against atheists and defending state-church separation. Includes activities, articles, bookshop, humor, and membership information.

• Atheists of Silicon Valley

  http://www.godlessgeeks.com/
  Atheist organization promoting religion-free lives and the U.S. Constitutional right of freedom from religion. News, information on upcoming events, and links.

• Atheists United

  http://www.atheistsunited.org/
  Freethought organization working to promote positive atheism through education. Newsletter, calendar of events, forum, and how to join. Los Angeles, California, United States.

• Black Atheists of America

  http://blackatheistsofamerica.com/
  A non-profit organization that seeks to bridge the gap between the atheist and black community, through education and awareness.

• Camp Quest

  http://www.campquest.org/
  Residential summer camp for the children of atheists, freethinkers, secular humanists, and humanists. Pictures, list of activities, and registration forms.

• Community of Reason

  http://www.communityofreasonkc.org/
  Non-profit organization for humanists and other atheists in the Kansas City area.

• Dallas-Fort Worth Coalition of Reason

  http://unitedcor.org/coalition-of-reason/dallas-fort-worth/
  Umbrella organization of groups working to increase the growth, visibility and acceptance of nontheism. Includes member groups, news releases and press.

• East Bay Atheists

  http://www.eastbayatheists.org/
  Informal groups of residents who each meet once a month to discuss atheism and religiously topical events in the area and around the world. News, meeting schedule, and contact information. Bay Area, California.

• Fellowship of Reason

  http://www.fellowshipofreason.com/
  Rational, moral community based on reason. Group's history, frequently asked questions, bylaws, calendar of events, and how to join. Atlanta, Georgia.

• Filipino Freethinkers

  http://filipinofreethinkers.org/
  A fellowship of Filipino atheists, agnostics, deists, humanists, skeptics, and freethinkers. Includes articles, information about activities, and a forum.

• Freethinkers Association of Central Texas

  http://www.freethinkerscentraltexas.org/
  Association of freethinkers, atheists, agnostics, rationalists, secular humanists, and skeptics. Includes newsletters, objectives, information about activities, and links to local and national groups.

• Freethinkers of Upstate New York (FUNY)

  http://www.funygroup.org/
  Regional atheist, agnostic, and humanist organization in upstate New York.

• FreeThought Society of Wisconsin

  http://www.freethoughtsocietyofwisconsin.org/
  List of meetings, calendar of events, upcoming projects, and contact information.

• Idaho Atheists

  http://www.idahoatheists.org/
  Features events, issues, secular alternatives to religious groups and ceremonies, and humour. In USA.

• Inland Northwest Freethought Society

  http://www.infreethought.org/
  The Inland Northwest Freethought Society is the eastern Washington/Northern Idaho chapter of the Freedom From Religion Foundation.

• Iowa Atheists and Freethinkers

  http://www.iowaatheists.org/
  Social and educational group providing a community of support and friendship for nonreligious people. Includes information about their activities, forums, and links to other resources.

• Massachusetts American Atheists

  http://www.angelfire.com/ma3/massatheist/
  Provides a protesting guide, a list of famous atheists, and a message board.

• Metroplex Atheists

  http://www.metroplexatheists.org/
  Dallas/Fort Worth. Includes newsletters and information about their activities.

• Minnesota Atheists

  http://mnatheists.org/
  Promoting atheism as a positive element in society. Minneapolis based with newsletter, events listing and links.

• New York City Atheists

  http://nycatheists.org/
  Includes information about their aims and activities, news, membership, resources concerning separation of church and state, and links to other organizations.

• Oklahoma Atheists

  http://sites.google.com/site/oklahomaatheists/
  Group of nonbelievers endeavouring to build a community of mutual support, shared values and common goals. Includes a forum and information about their activities.

• Rational America

  http://rationalamerica.com/
  The official homepage of Atheists United for a Rational America (AURA), sponsors of the annual Great American God-Out.

• San Francisco Atheists

  http://www.sfatheists.com/
  Friendship and activism in the Bay Area.

• Society of Edmonton Atheists

  http://www.edmontonatheists.ca/
  Group based in Alberta, Canada. Includes information about their beliefs and activities, and a discussion forum.

• Sydney Atheists

  http://www.sydneyatheists.org/
  A group promoting atheism and the building of positive secular communities. Includes information about their activities and atheism in general.

• The Missoula Area Secular Society

  http://www.secularmissoula.org/
  Montana. Fostering a community of atheists, secular humanists, agnostics, skeptics, and other non-theists. Includes a calendar of activities.

• United Coalition of Reason

  http://unitedcor.org/
  US organization working to promote local groups in the community of reason. Includes information about their activities and groups that they work with.

 

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