This is a group for women with or without children who want to get to know and create friendships and support networks for themselves based on nonreligious grounds. Many support systems for mother's in particular with young children is the MOPS program. We would like to create supports and friendships that don't have a religious agenda. This is for women who consider themselves freethinkers, atheists, agnostics, or open-minded. And we will have meetups for women with children and also women in g …

This is intended to be a casual meetup of like-minded people who are looking for interesting conversation. I have always thought that it would be great if people would hang out in coffee shops in Syracuse and enjoy talking with whoever they happen to run into. Syracuse isn't there yet, but hopefully this will be one small step in that direction.

This group is for everyone who has left, has doubts about or is considering leaving the group known as Jehovah's Witnesses. You are by no means alone, there are many with thoughts and feeling just like you throughout all levels of affiliation, from elders, pioneers, inactive ones to those officially "no longer one of Jehovah's Witnesses". This group is here to support you through the exiting process, and we will do our best to help you deal with being shunned by friends and family, the emotional …

We are a collection of atheists in the Buffalo and Western New York area.  The group was started to promote positive atheism and to help bring atheists together in a friendly environment.  We also take a skeptical view on all pseudo-science and those who would dismiss critical thinking.  Join up, and get involved with like minded people right here in Buffalo and Western New York!

Meetups are informal social gatherings where atheists  meetup to chat, socialize, and converse on a variety of topics and get to know one another. We have a variety of types of events we offer in an effort to build a community and really get to know each other on a personal level. Past events have included attending science, evolution, or atheism related lectures, dining out, BBQ/Picnics, Potlucks, Movie Nights in members' homes, bowling nights, diners, happy hours, after dinner drinks, dessert …

Humanists care about many things, but above all, we live to "love, work, and think together". Humanists ask 3 main questions: "What is the evidence?", "What are the implications for well-being? ", and lastly "How do we act now?" Humanists neither cling to any religion, nor cast them belligerently aside. We seek wisdom wherever we can find it. Join us if you want to be a part of an evolving, empirical minded, curious, open, supportive community. ___________________ Our main webpage is on Face …