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==Parent topics==
{{r|Atheism}}
{{r|Agnosticism}}
{{r|Humanism}}
{{r|Secularism}}
{{r|Separation of church and state}}

==Subtopics==
===Member organizations===
{{r|American Atheists}}
{{r|American Ethical Union}}
{{r|American Humanist Association}}
{{r|Atheist Alliance International}}
{{r|Camp Quest}}
{{r|Council for Secular Humanism}}
{{r|Institute for Humanist Studies}}
{{r|Military Association of Atheists and Freethinkers}}
{{r|Secular Student Alliance}}
{{r|Society for Humanistic Judaism}}

===Board of directors===
{{r|Herb Silverman}} President]. Silverman became [[South Carolina]]'s most famous atheist activist in 1990 when he challenged the state's religious test for public office by entering its gubernatorial race. He is the Coalition's leading founder.
{{r|Bobbie Kirkhart}} Vice President, Organizations;  past president of the [[Atheist Alliance International]] (a Coalition founding member) and serves on the board of Camp Quest.
{{r|Mary Ellen Sikes}} Vice President, Technology; owner of a Web services company, board secretary to the Secular Student Alliance, and a past associate director and Web analyst with the [[Institute for Humanist Studies]], both Coalition founding members.
{{r|August E. Brunsman IV}} Secretary; executive director of the [[Secular Student Alliance]], a Coalition founding member.
{{r|Ron Solomon}} Treasurer; }ast president of the American Ethical Union (AEU) and currently serves as AEU treaurer.
===Advisory board===
{{r|Woody Kaplan}} Chair
{{r|Robert Boston}}
{{r|Richard Dawkins}}
{{r|Daniel Dennett}}
{{r|Bruce Flamm}}
{{r|Sam Harris}}
{{r|Christopher Hitchens}}
{{r|Susan Jacoby}}
{{r|Wendy Kaminer}}
{{r|Michael Newdow}}
{{r|Massimo Pigliucci}}
{{r|Steven Pinker}}
{{r|Salman Rushdie}}
{{r|Ellery Schempp}}
{{r|Todd Stiefel}}
{{r|Julia Sweeney}}
===Endorsing organizations===
{{r|Anti-Discrimination Support Network}} a committee of the Freethought Society of Greater Philadelphia which receives, evaluates, and responds to reports of negative stereotyping of the Atheist/Humanist community

{{r|Arizona Coalition of Reason}} (ArizonaCoR), a group of like-minded member organizations from throughout Arizona that share a worldview grounded in reason over superstition, and scientific truth over revealed truth
{{r|Association of Humanistic Rabbis}} committed to the values and teachings of Humanistic Judaism, a human-centered approach to Jewish life and culture
{{r|Atheist Nexus}}, a community for Atheists, Agnostics, Brights, Freethinkers, Humanists & Skeptics.
{{r|Brights Action SCA}} a special initiative group (SIG) of The Brights' Net, promoting the full and equitable civic participation of persons whose worldview is naturalistic (free of supernatural and mystical elements)
{{r|Center for Atheism}} established by New York City Atheists as a separate and independent national organization to propose, develop and be a catalyst for new national activities supporting the objectives of atheists, agnostics, humanists, freethinkers, skeptics, secularists and separation-of-church/state advocates
{{r|Center for Naturalism}} devoted to increasing public awareness of naturalism and its implications for social and personal well-being
{{r|Congress of Secular Jewish Organizations}} a coalition of independent organizations whose unity of purpose is a secular expression of Jewish heritage
{{r|EARTHWARD}} (Earth's Atheist Resistance To Holy Wars and Religious Devastation), an atheist-run charity for helping victims of religiously motivated violence
{{r|Freethought Action}} using traditional marketing and the internet to encourage secular Americans to speak up
{{r|GALAH}} (Gay And Lesbian Atheists and Humanists), an educational and activist community for gay, lesbian, transgender, and bisexual freethinkers
{{r|Humanist Chaplaincy at Harvard}} for the  community of Humanists, agnostics, atheists, and the non-religious at Harvard and beyond
{{r|Humanist Institute}} a leadership training program created by the North American Committee for Humanism
{{r|Humanist Society}} an adjunct of the American Humanist Association, which certifies qualified members to serve as Humanist celebrants
{{r|Humanists of Florida}} an association of Florida individuals and groups that affirm the Humanist worldview
{{r|TheInfidels.org}} a home on the Internet for positive Humanists, Atheists, Agnostics, Freethinkers, and others of like mind
{{r|Internet Infidels}} creators of the Secular Web, the Internet's largest and most comprehensive freethought library
{{r|Mission of Reason}} promoting the use of reason in personal, societal, and global decision-making
{{r|OABITAR}} (Objectivity, Accuracy, and Balance In Teaching About Religion), fostering curricular fairness for freethought within public education
{{r|Path of Reason}} website about belief, religion, philosophy, and life in general
{{r|Rational Response Squad}} "rationally responding to religion one theist at a time"
{{r|Secular Nations}} an international association for promotion of freedom of speech and the separation of religion from state and media
{{r|South Carolina Progressive Network}} a multi-issue, multicultural, nonprofit venture created to strengthen progressive alliances, to promote voter education and participation, and to support grassroots groups and projects across the state of South Carolina
{{r|Unitarian Universalist Infidels}} who define and assert the role of atheists, agnostics, skeptics, freethinkers, and secular humanists within the [[Unitarian Universalist Association]]
{{r|United Coalition of Reason}} (UnitedCoR), a national organization that works to raise the visibility of local groups in the community of reason

==Related topics==
{{r|Catholic League for Religious and Civil Right}}
{{r|Sean Hannity}}
{{r|Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships}}
{{r|In God We Trust (group)}}