About Us
If you don’t believe in god. You are not alone.
Many people throughout the Triangle (Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill, NC) area live moral and meaningful lives grounded in reality rather than superstition. The Triangle Coaltion of Reason is an umbrella group of local organizations working together to bring about visibility and acceptance of secular humanists, atheists, and freethinkers–and to advocate on their behalf.
All of the consituent groups of the Triangle Coalition of Reason share a common vision to work towards a more secular world, but each group approaches this objective in a different way. Some groups are primarily social, some are educational, and some are focused on activism–but all of these approaches help to create a lively and involved community of like-minded people here in central North Carolina.
Mission Statement for the Triangle Coalition of Reason
- To bring together area group leaders in the community of reason to build consensus on objectives, strategies, and shared activities.
- To develop a Triangle CoR web site that will serve as a clearinghouse for information among and about local groups and their activities.
- To create a positive public image for secular, atheist, and freethought organizations by taking part in public relations and media training provided by United CoR and others.
- To pool ideas and resources for joint projects, such as United CoR ad campaigns and charitable events.
- To share technical knowledge and opportunities among local groups so that all can grow and fulfill their individual goals.
Contact email at [email protected]
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Groups
- Apex High School Secular Student Alliance
- Carrboro High School Student Alliance of Rational Thinkers
- Duke Secular Alliance
- Ethical Humanist Society of the Triangle
- Freethinkers, Agnostics, Atheists & Secularists of the Triangle (FAAST) Meetup
- Parenting Beyond Belief
- Triangle Atheist Meetup
- Triangle Freethought Society
- Secular Student Alliance at North Carolina State University
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Secular Student Association at UNC-Chapel Hill
The purposes of the organization shall be to 1) Provide a community for students with naturalistic worldviews, 2) improve community through service, 3) promote and affirm positive images of those with naturalistic worldviews, 4) promote the scientific and rational examination of the universe and all that it contains, 5) educate ourselves and the community about science, philosophy, and religion, 6) encourage and participate in the public discussion of religion, 7) advocate causes that coincide with secular ideals (e.g. tolerance, separation of church and state, freedom of speech, and freedom of inquiry), 8) Organize events and activities relevant to our objectives.
All undergraduate and graduate students at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill are eligible for membership.