Empowering Secular Women Through Community
We are a welcoming community of secular and progressive women across Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill who identify as atheists, agnostics, or humanists, or who do not hold to religious beliefs.
We offer a safe space where you can openly discuss your past religious experiences (or lack thereof) and embrace the freedom and joy of secular living!
Discover a place where you can fully be yourself!
From board game brunches and movie nights to hiking, art exhibits and more, we host a variety of social and cultural events to give you the opportunity to connect with our members!
Join us for our book club and thought-provoking discussions on books, films, politics, and what it means to be secular women. Be part of conversations that inspire and empower!
Make a difference with fellow secular women! From advocating for the separation of church and state to volunteering locally, we’re dedicated to activism and community service that align with our values.
To be a safe and supportive community for secular women by hosting events and activities that nurture meaningful connections and relationships
To cultivate an empowering and supportive community where women can fully embrace and actively live our their secular values
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