by Jordan W. Moon
Atheists often face extreme prejudice, but many people simultaneously hold positive stereotypes about nonbelievers.The 2021 elections are underway for the Board of Directors. Active full, early career and retired SPSP members received their e-mail ballot on April 1. Cast your vote by April 22!
Poster submissions are now open for SPSP's virtual summer forum.
Members with a doctorate are encouraged to sign-up by April 22.
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