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Celebrating Dissent 2022
Organisers: Freethought Lebanon and the Council of Ex-Muslims of Britain
Date: August 20-21, 2022
Venue: Cologne, Germany. Registered attendees will receive the location of the venue by email.
Fee: From €30.00
CD2022 is the largest and most prominent gathering of ex-Muslims, freethinkers, and intellectuals championing freedom of thought, since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bahacon
Organisers: Bluewater Atheists, Humanists, Agnostics
When: August 26-28 2022
Where: Sunbridge Hotel & Conference Centre, Sarnia-Pt Edward, Ontario, Canada
Tickets: From C$110.00
BAHA's mission is to nurture a community that values secular humanism, promotes and preserves freethought in the public square, provides supportive fellowship, and engages in humanitarian good works.
Bradlaugh Lecture 2022: Facing many directions: Dissent and resistance in defence of women's rights and secularism, with Pragna Patel
Organisers: National Secular Society
Date: Saturday 1st October 2022, 2-5pm. Includes drinks reception.
Venue: Manchester Art Gallery, Mosley St, Manchester M2 3JL
Fee: NSS members £5 | Non-members £10
Details: In this lecture, Pragna Patel will argue that the rise of identity politics and the denial of women's everyday struggles for freedom, secularism and human rights – rooted in their material realities of deprivation, oppression and powerlessness – spells profound danger, not only for the lives of individual women, but for the survival of feminism and progressive politics itself.
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Secularist of the Year is an opportunity to celebrate the outstanding groups and inspiring individuals advancing secularism and related human rights.
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This annual event features a distinguished speaker exploring an aspect of secularism. Named for our founder Charles Bradlaugh MP.
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The AGM is usually held in London in November. Members receive notification with the Autumn Bulletin and the event is added to the events page.
Other events
A selection of our past events are below. Current events are in the listing above. You can also find our past Secularist of the Year awards and Bradlaugh Lectures events on their respective pages.
Radicals, Rebels, and Revolutionaries of the 19th century (2019)
