Groups
The groups listed here are associated with The Colorado Coalition of Reason. If your organization would like to become a part of COCORE, please contact us at moc.q@3erococ.
Atheists and Freethinkers of Denver
Atheists and Freethinkers of Denver is a Denver-based group self-described as "an eclectic group of secularists, rationalists, humanists, skeptics, agnostics, and atheists"
Found on the Web at: www.atheistsofdenver.org
Beth Ami - Colorado Congregation of Humanistic Judaism
Beth Ami provides the opportunity to celebrate Jewish culture and identity consistent with a humanistic philosophy of life. Humanistic Judaism offers a Secular alternative in contemporary Jewish life, and is compatible with many belief systems. This congregation meets in a variety of places in the greater Denver-Boulder area.
See their Web site at: www.bethami.com
Boulder Atheists
The Boulder Atheists is a group of secularists, rationalists, humanists, skeptics, agnostics, Brights, and atheists in and around the Boulder area. They organize weekly and monthly social gatherings and have regular monthly meetings.
Found on the Web at: www.boulderatheists.org and also on Meetup.com at: http://www.meetup.com/Boulder-Atheists/
Boulder Heretics
Boulder Heretics is an informal group of atheists, agnostics, freethinkers, and curious that meets once a month in Boulder to discuss whatever is on their minds.
More information is available from: moc.onuj@nosreblucnad. You can also visit their group page on Atheist Nexus.
Colorado Citizens for Science in Medicine
Colorado Citizens for Science in Medicine promotes science in health care professions and public policies. CCSM current membership is approximately 50 health care professionals and concerned citizens. Members communicate privately through an email discussion list. CCSM is especially active during legislative sessions in opposing bills that would give state imprimatur and funding to unscientific and faith-based practices.
Contact: Larry Sarner (ten.dod@renras)
Denver Atheists
The Denver Atheists welcome Atheists, Agnostics, Free-Thinkers, Humanists, Skeptics, and most anyone with a rational worldview.
See their pages on Meetup.com: www.meetup.com/denver-atheists/calendar/
D.A.F.T. (Denver Atheists & Freethinkers)
D.A.F.T. provides a social community for atheists, agnostics, humanists, and other rational types to discuss thoughts and participate in a variety of activities. The group is intended to be a fun way for local atheists to meet, as well as to discuss and pull together on issues related to atheism and to separation of "church and state." We have a monthly unstructured discussion meeting, a movie/video night, and other social and educational events.
See their page on GroupSpaces.com: groupspaces.com/DAFT-Atheists/.
Freethinkers of Colorado Springs
The Freethinkers of Colorado Springs advocate the use of reason, defend the separation of church and state and support human rights, civil rights, tolerance and equality for all. They also provide social gatherings, activities, and events for freethinkers, atheists, humanists, and others in the Colorado Springs area.
Found on the Web at: www.freethinkerscs.com
Freethinkers of Northern Colorado
Freethinkers of Northern Colorado is an organization that supports a positive view of atheism in local communities and the world. They provide a community for socializing, activism, and emotional support in the Fort Collins and Loveland areas.
Found on the Web at: http://nocofreethinkers.blogspot.com/
Humanist Action League
The Humanist Action League (HAL) is a Colorado Springs-based educational and social service organization that promotes humanist principles and protects the rights of freethinkers, humanists, and other non-religious people in eastern Colorado.
See their website at: www.humanistactionleague.org
Humanists of Colorado
Humanists of Colorado advocate for individual liberty and opportunity while practicing responsibility to society and planet Earth. The group also advocates democracy, human rights, and social justice. They organize monthly meetings with speakers on a variety of topics, as well as other events. They are a non-profit organization that is dependent on membership dues. Dues-paying members receive a monthly newsletter.
Found on the Web at: www.humanistsofcolorado.org and also on Meetup.com at: http://www.meetup.com/humanism-160/
Leaders in Free Thought - (L.I.F.T.)
Leaders in Free Thought is a student group at Colorado State University (Fort Collins) dedicated to promoting secular values in schools and the government.
Found on the Web at: http://www.lift.colostate.edu/ and also on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=104253271624
Metro State Atheists
Metro State Atheists is an affiliate of The Center for Inquiry (CFI), Secular Student Alliance and American Atheists; Which are not-for-profit organizations uniting freethinking, skeptic, secularist, atheist/agnostic, and humanist students and student organizations. Found on the Web at: www.metrostateatheists.wordpress.com
Secular Parents Club
This is a social group geared towards secular families. Freethinkers, atheists, agnostics, skeptics, humanists etc. are welcome. We get together for dinner or activities for families with children. Some events are for younger children and some for older. We'll generally meet in the Littleton, Lakewood, Arvada, and Highlands Ranch areas. We are in the process of organizing more events in Boulder and the surrounding area. You'll see more events towards the North coming soon. Found on the Web at: http://www.meetup.com/secularparents2008/
Secular Students and Skeptics Society (at CU Boulder)
Secular Students and Skeptics Society is an unaffiliated student group at the University of Colorado, Boulder that promotes critical thinking and scientific skepticism. They are an affiliate of the Secular Student Alliance. Found on the Web at: http://ssassatcu.blogspot.com/
Western Colorado Atheists & Freethinkers
Organized in 2007 in Grand Junction, Colorado, the WCAF’s goals are to inform and educate the public in Western Colorado about atheism, to promote atheism through appropriate public and community activities, to actively preserve and promote the separation of church and state and promote the acceptance of atheism as a valid belief system. WCAF also provides western Colorado atheists and freethinkers a way to connect with one another, share information, enjoy social activities, friendship and freethinking conversation. Found on the Web at: http://westerncoloradoatheists.org/
