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Bradlaugh Lecture 2019 | No Outsiders: Reclaiming Radical Ideas in Schools
Organisers: National Secular Society
When: Saturday 7th September, 14:00-17:00
Where: Manchester Art Gallery Mosley St, Manchester M2 3JL
Entrance fee: Members £10 | Non-members £15
In this year's Bradlaugh Lecture, Andrew will introduce his vision for inclusive education through the No Outsiders programme.
Faith and Charity: Should ‘the advancement of religion’ remain a charitable purpose?
Organisers: Nottingham Secular Society
When: Tuesday 24th September 2019
Where: The Canal House, 48-52 Canal Street, Nottingham, NG1 7EH.
Entrance fee: £2
Megan Manson, campaigns officer at the NSS, will give a talk on how including 'the advancement of religion' in the list of charitable purposes gives religious organisations unfair privilege. She will also talk about the harms caused by some religious charities, and explain why now's the time to challenge the privileged status of religion in charity law.
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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.
