United Coalition of Reason
The United Coalition of Reason is a national organization that works to raise the visibility of local groups in the community of reason. Nationally, we do this by conducting campaigns which highlight the fact that nontheists live in every community across America. Locally, we do this by promoting informal cooperation among local groups, hosting a local coalition website, providing group leaders with free public relations training, and funding a publicity campaign. There is no obligation, financial or otherwise, for these services and United CoR's efforts are cooperative and supplementary to the work already being done by national and local nontheistic organizations.
What's New
August 3, 2010
Godless Billboard Goes Up in Louisville in Time for State Fair
"Don't believe in God? You are not alone."
These words are part of a prominent billboard in Louisville, Kentucky, on I-65 at Phillips Lane, on the right side of the road and visible to southbound traffic. Situated near the airport and the Kentucky Exposition Center, it will be seen by visitors to the Kentucky State Fair, since it will remain up through August 28. The 14' x 48' billboard features the words superimposed over an image of a blue sky and fluffy clouds. It was placed by the Louisville Coalition of Reason (Louisville CoR) with $4,100 in funding from the United Coalition of Reason (United CoR)... [ MORE ]
June 28, 2010
Godless Billboard Goes Up on I-35 in Austin
"Don't believe in God? Join the club."
These words are part of a prominent billboard in Austin, Texas, now up on the east side of I-35, north of Grand Avenue Parkway, and viewable by southbound traffic... [ MORE ]
May 15, 2010
UnitedCoR Joins Critique of Census Bureau
The United Coalition of Reason was one of thirteen national organizations and one international organization in the community of reason to sign onto a letter to the U.S. Census Bureau regarding the administration of a religious oath to those securing employment as census workers. For the full text of the May 7 letter to Robert Groves, director of the bureau, click here: [ MORE ]
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