We're not going to stand for that. Rhode Island Atheists will continue to fight back against conservative Christian agenda and support our partners in local womenβs groups.
We're not going to stand for that. Rhode Island Atheists will continue to fight back against conservative Christian agenda and support our partners in local womenβs groups.
Instead, we feel like this is an important time to stop & recognize the serious situation women are facing today. During these dark times, Christian Nationalists have sewn their corrupt ideology into both state and federal law, seeking to suppress & disempower anyone who isn't a straight white man.
March is Women's History Month. We were originally going to post about famous woman atheists and talk about the role women play in nonbeliever circles...
Another clip from last night's talk featuring Bill Kole and the discussion of Christian Nationalists' worship of guns.
Wow! What a fascinating time last night! Thanks again to author/journalist @billkole.bsky.social for speaking and sharing your insights & experience. Here's a brief clip (stupid Bluesky upload length limit).
Getting ready! @billkole.bsky.social
After clergy abuse report, @peterneronha.bsky.social wants to open a window for civil claims against the Catholic Church. @rihouseofreps.bsky.social passed such a bill last year but @risenate.bsky.social balked, citing constitutional concerns. Hearing on Thursday.
www.bostonglobe.com/2026/03/09/m...
#internationalwomensday Boston, MA.
We're at the Warwick Library today, educating people on voting rights legislation and having great conversations with Library patrons.
Former attorney general Arlene Violet praised Neronhaβs report. βItβs a disgraceful chapter for the Catholic Church all across the board,β she said. βThere is no excuse for how they handled it.β
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We're 2 months away from the Rhode Island Day of Reason! Mark your calendars for May 6th!
Rhode Island Atheists is committed to our policy work as an organization and we love working with so many phenomenal community partners.
When we're not busy advocating for voting rights, we're actively watching reproductive freedom in Rhode Island. Thanks John for submitting your powerful testimony on critical bills being heard at the State House.
We were proud to join @thewomxnproject.bsky.social at the State House today in support of voting rights legislation. Contact us or @commoncauseri.bsky.social to learn more about the fight for democracy in Rhode Island.
One week!
Your photos from the Blizzard of '26 are part of Rhode Island history! The State Archives is looking for digital content donations to make sure this storm is remembered. Send us a DM or email statearchives@sos.ri.gov to learn how your photos or videos can be permanently archived.
Awesome!
Being an atheist can be tough. And for young atheists, life can be confusing and isolated. But we have resources for atheist students. We're asking you to please share our organization with any young nonbelievers you know.
Amen.
2 weeks to go. Don't miss out!
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Did you know? The question of Jesus' existence is hotly debated among Atheists. Some of us believe a man of that time existed with his name. But many of us see the historical evidence as shaky at best. What do you think?
Legislative Updates: Problematic bills in education under the guise of "parental rights" are:
S2485, S2435
Why do you love #Rhodeisland? Leave a comment and tell us why the Ocean State is one of the greatest! Our organization is proud of RI, the role it plays in our country's history and the accomplishments we've made over time.
Educating voters on their rights and encouraging them to participate in our elections continues to be a priority for Secretary Amore. Whether on a panel at Roger Williams University or at a naturalization ceremony in Providence, we're engaging Rhode Islanders in their government.