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Teleconference: Client Experience and Management
About the Presentation: Whether you perform a few ceremonies a year or hundreds, thoughtful attention to client experience—from the first meeting to the big day—is paramount to retaining clients and ensuring they feel heard and cared for. On the other hand, your time...
Humanist Society Teleconference: Creating Meaningful Ceremonies
About the Presentation: In our next Humanist Society Teleconference, Lois Heckman will be sharing their knowledge and advice on how to work with clients to create meaningful and deeply personal ceremonies. The presentation will primarily reference wedding ceremonies,...
Humanist Celebrant Training – August 10th | Orlando
The Humanist Society and AHA Center for Education are excited to announce our upcoming on-site training for humanist celebrants in Orlando, Florida on August 10th! New, experienced, and prospective humanist celebrants are invited to hone your skills, learn best...
Humanist Society Teleconference: Introducing the Celebrant Foundation & Institute
In an effort to make more training opportunities available to our celebrants, the Humanist Society is partnering with the Celebrant Foundation & Institute (CF&I), an international non-profit organization that teaches and certifies modern day ceremony...
Teleconference Recording: Marketing Your Celebrant Business
The recording of February's Humanist Society Teleconference is available above. Immediately below are a few useful links and tools that can assist with planning and executing the marketing strategies mentioned in this presentation. Hubspot 30 Days of Instagram How to...
First Face of Humanism: A Celebrant’s Responsibility
Wedding season is beginning here in Minnesota as the snow melts and temperatures rise. As a humanist celebrant, I collaborate with couples seeking a humanist, secular, or otherwise non-religious ceremony. The ceremonies are written for each couple to reflect the love...
Join us for the Inaugural Quarterly Teleconference for Humanist Celebrants
Supporting current humanist celebrants through mentoring, collaboration, professional, and business development.
Humanist Celebrants Offer Free Weddings to Marginalized Communities Affected by Presidential Election
In response to fears of marginalized communities regarding a Trump presidency, the Humanist Society will be offering free weddings to LGBTQ individuals and immigrants.
Humanism in Action through Nonbeliever Chaplaincy
Jason Callahan recalls how be became the first chaplain endorsed by The Humanist Society to receive board certification by the Association of Professional Chaplains
Death Cafes: Connecticut Humanists Invite Grim Reaper to Dinner
Three humanist celebrants moderate a sharing of ideas and reflections on death and dying.