Auburn Freethought Society

Welcome freethinkers, humanists, skeptics, agnostics and atheists. We are a meeting of minds where we can share ideas, ask questions, learn and grow, benefiting from each others life experiences.

East Side Brights

What is a bright? A bright is a person who has a naturalistic worldview A bright's worldview is free of supernatural and mystical elements The ethics and actions of a bright are based on a naturalistic worldview. 

Eastside Atheist Meet-up

Welcome, Atheists, Agnostics, Humanists, Freethinkers, Non believers and those in favor of Separation of church and state. We meet in various locations on the Eastside two times each month.
Come and meet your Freethinking neighbors, at our two local Meetup events.

Greater Seattle Americans United

AU Greater Seattle is the Seattle area's voice for church-state separation. Americans United (AU) is dedicated to preserving the constitutional principle of church-state separation as the only way to ensure religious freedom for all Americans

Heathens Do It Better

Meet other atheists, freethinkers, empiricists, heretics, and heathens. Gather to discuss everything from current events to the silliness and dangers of organized religion.

The place to be for nonbelievers with a sense of humor who take their heresy as seriously as Penn & Teller take bullshit!

Humanists of North Puget Sound

HNPS is a non-profit 501(c)(3) educational organization committed to positive social change through advocacy and education. We focus on issues relating to the separation of church and state, the importance of a secular democracy, human rights, environmental sustainability and peaceful solutions to global problems. 

Humanists of Washington

Welcome to the Humanists of Washington website. HOW is an independent, secular, educational organization dedicated to human advancement through reason, science, and democracy. Headquartered in Seattle, we maintain an active and visible presence in Washington state as we work toward a more Humanistic world.

Inland NW Freethought Society

We strive to support and inform each other to become more comfortable, confident, and articulate atheists, non-theists and freethinkers. We strive to make a difference by educating ourselves, reaching out to other individuals and organizations who think like we do, and taking our message to the public in issues of intellectual and social importance.

Seattle Atheists

Seattle Atheists is a non-profit organization dedicated to serving the atheist community in the Seattle area. We strive to promote understanding and respect toward all freethinkers by providing information, creating a sense of fellowship, actively opposing discrimination, and above all, emphasizing reason and critical thinking over supernaturalism.

Seattle Skeptics

 
We are a jovial bunch of scientific skeptics who gather monthly at a downtown Seattle pub (and elsewhere) and have topic-driven talks about science, pseudoscience, critical thinking- or maybe we'll invite a controversial speaker to challenge our assumptions.

Humanists of the Palouse

Humanism is a naturalistic philosophy that rejects all supernaturalism
and relies primarily upon reason, science, democracy, and human
compassion.

Our mission is to advance our community through rational thought and
expanding knowledge.

Humanist Focus Group of the Inland Northwest

The Humanist Focus Group of the Inland Northwest is a community of individuals who believe that Humanism offers both a realistic and responsible guide to a happy life without having the supernatural as part of their philosophy. Between September and May, we meet the second Saturday of each month at the Golden Corral Buffet, 7117 N. Division at 7:45 A.M. for a breakfast meeting. On the third Sunday, we meet at the Unitarian Universalist Church, 4340 W. Fort Wright Dr. at 12:45 P.M. for a presentation and discussion. All presentations are open to anyone interested.

Spokane Secular Society

Founded in 2008, the Spokane Secular Society is made up primarily of local atheists, agnostics, freethinkers, brights, humanists, heathens, and anyone questioning faith or completely without it. We are a social and activist group that supports education, skepticism, and evidence-based reasoning.

It is the mission of the Spokane Secular Society to foster a secular community in the Inland Northwest, to educate the community at large about secularism, and to be a positive influence within that community.

We meet the first Sunday of each month (except July) in the meeting room at The Onion in downtown Spokane. Please check the calendar for more information.

Eastern Atheists

A handful of students at Eastern Washington University decided that it was about time to create a club to build community for the school's atheist students and make some like-minded friends. Students who consider themselves atheist, secularist, agnostic, skeptic, rationalist, freethinker, or humanist are encouraged to join.

Unitarian Universalist Church of Spokane

The Unitarian Universalist Church of Spokane (UUCS) is a self-governing congregation coming together to worship, serve the community, and create an enriching, non-dogmatic religious environment. We are an accessible congregation — dedicated to providing an environment in which all people feel welcome & affirmed regardless of race, sexual orientation, gender identity, or physical ability.

Freethinkers United Network

FUN is an organization dedicated to providing freethinker resources. Through this virtual community, we make an effort to gather freethinking organizations of all factions under one common theme so that we can meet in person and find ways to work together to meet our common goal for true equality and expression for freedom of mind and thought. 
 

Secular Jewish Circle

SJC's mission is to bring people together to celebrate Jewish culture and heritage in a non-religious setting. We are committed to building our community and improving our world through cultural and educational activities and social activism.

University Unitarian Humanists

UU Humanists' programs include speakers or discussions on a wide range of topics from the principles of humanism to the evaluation of historical and current social problems.  Our meetings are open to all, especially those who enjoy the scientific approach and rational thinking.  We meet at University Unitarian Church,  6556 35th Ave. NE, Seattle, WA 98115; from 7-9 PM on the 4th Thursday of each month Sept. through June (dates are changed Nov. and Dec. because of holidays).

COR Spokane

Many of your neighbors in the Inland Northwest area also live without God or religion as a part of their daily lives. CoR Spokane, the Coalition of Reason of Spokane, is a joint effort by various local groups to promote freethought, humanism, atheism, skepticism, evidence-based reasoning, et cetera. Our mutual goals are to connect like-minded individuals to form a greater rational community, to provide information about our beliefs and practices, and to make our beautiful city an even more wonderful place to live.

Though all of the member groups share common ground, each has its own particular emphasis and atmosphere. Some are activist, focusing on outreach and community service. Others are largely social, focusing on rational conversation and making new friends. All are committed to promoting wider acceptance of a more rational and contemporary view of humanity and the universe in which we live.

The Palouse Coalition of Reason

The Palouse Coalition of Reason is made up of atheist, freethought, and humanist groups working together in the Pullman, Washington, and Moscow, Idaho area. Our twin goals are to foster a sense of community among the like minded and raise public awareness that people who don't believe in a god or gods can be decent citizens who contribute to the larger society.