Atheists In Kenya Society

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MISSION &VISION.

We work towards a happier more fulfilled society

At the Atheists In Kenya Society, we want a tolerant world where rational thinking and kindness prevail. We work to support lasting change for a better society, championing ideas for the one life we have.

We devote much of our time to campaigning and lobbying on behalf of the non-religious as well as for freedom of religion, belief, speech, thought, and expression more generally. 

We work for an open society and a secular state with no religious privilege or discrimination based on religion or belief.

We also campaign for a rational approach to public ethical issues in order to contribute to a public life where decisions are made on evidence rather than on the basis of irrational beliefs or religious doctrines. You can help!

Our Mission

To promote the growth and interaction of atheist in Kenya.

Our Vision

We envision a world where people lead ethical lives that combine personal fulfilment with the greater good of humanity.

what we do.

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Schools and
Education

Schools and
Education

We campaign and lobbied for a genuinely inclusive school system where all pupils receive a rounded education and are taught together, not separately according to the beliefs of their parents.

Human Rights
and Equality

Human Rights
and Equality

We are firmly committed to the protection and promotion of human rights and equality, as exemplified in documents such as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. These rights represent shared values rooted in our common humanity and our shared human needs, transcending particular cultural and religious traditions.

Secularism

Secularism

We are committed to secularism – the principle that, in a plural, open society where people follow many different religious and non-religious ways of life, the communal institutions that we share (and together pay for) should provide a neutral public space where we can all meet on equal terms.

Public
Ethical Issues

Public
Ethical Issues

We focus on issues that are either important to humanists in particular or have high social importance, especially where others are actively promoting views opposed to humanist values or the humanist voice is excluded or weak.

International
Campaigns

International
Campaigns

We work internationally through the to combat religious and racial discrimination, as well as advancing the rights of children, women, and the LGBT community globally.

Reports

Reports

We contribute information on Kenya for the Humanists International Freedom of Thought Report, and help to promote this important worldwide research. The report has been published annually since 2012 and is the first comprehensive report on freedom of the non-religious globally.

HOW we WORK

You can be good without God

It is possible to live confidently without metaphysical or religious certainties.

We see human flourishing as dependent on open communication, discussion, criticism and unforced consensus.

  • Atheists
  • Agnostics
  • Humanists
  • Skeptics
  • Free thinkers
  • Spiritualists
We advocate for the rigorously and skilful use of information, experience, observation, and reasoning to guide our decisions, actions, and beliefs.
Knowledge is the key that unlocks our potential and empowers us to make informed decisions, tackle challenges, and contribute to the betterment of society.
We believe that human beings can search for meaning in various ways and cherish profound identity-shaping convictions, in conformity with which they may wish to live their lives, as individuals and in community with others.
Compassion is unifying. It enables us to understand someone else’s situation, making us take action to change their lives for the better.
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