Did you know...?

51% of MIT students describe themselves as atheist, agnostic, or nonbelievers?

And 93% of scientists in the National Academy of Sciences don't believe in a god?

Why is that?

It's a good question to ask yourself as you explore new perspectives here at MIT!

If you are interested in being part of a community that shares the same fundamental values of tolerance, respect, equality, and kindness, but doesn't accept supernatural, unscientific claims as fact, then you have found it!

Whether you identify as atheist, religious, agnostic, Humanist, just questioning, or anything else, you are welcome at our organization.

So what do we do?

All the good community stuff of religious organizations, with none of the superstition! Our activities include:

Social events - dinners, movies, etc.

Discussions - exploring important questions of philosophy, ethics, etc.

Talks and panels - getting dialogue going on campus about related topics

Community service - chipping in to help the less fortunate, and our environment

Explore our website or join our mailing list to learn more! Feel free to show up to any of our events, and contact us to get involved with organizing more of them!