Member Organizations

Metroplex Atheists


http://www.metroplexatheists.org/

A non-profit, educational organization dedicated to informing our members and the public about the intellectual validity and the individual and social values of atheism. We also seek to protect the constitutional rights of atheists and the First Amendment principle of the separation of church and state.

Dallas-Plano Atheist Meetup


http://www.meetup.com/Dallas-Plano-Atheists/

We serve as a much-needed social outlet for non-believers in a predominantly believing world. It can be such a relief to spend time with others who are free of religion/gods/superstition. You can finally say what you really think of believers and/or their beliefs without risk of offense.

Freethinkers of University of Texas - Arlington


http://www.freethinkersofuta.org/

We are a new student organization on the campus of the University of Texas at Arlington and are a group where atheists, agnostics, skeptics, humanists, freethinkers, and anyone who promotes science and reason can come together.

Humanist Association of Ft. Worth


http://www.hofw.org/

An organization for non-theists, freethinkers, and atheists in Cowtown. We offer thought-provoking programs, social activities, and a humanist voice to the community of Ft. Worth. We also offer the services of a Humanist Minister for those who desire weddings, namings, and memorials without religious overtones.

North Texas Church of Freethought


http://www.churchoffreethought.org/

We are a rational approach to religion, offering atheists, agnostics, humanists, and freethinkers all the social, emotional and inspirational benefits of traditional faith-based churches, but without appealing to tradition or superstition.

Freethinkers of Fort Worth Meetup Group


http://atheists.meetup.com/593/

The goal of this group is to meetup for fun dining out experiences and great events. Additional goals of this group are to meet new people, cultivate friendships, meet other free-thinker/political/atheist groups, and to have a good time doing so.

Dallas Brights


http://dallasbrights.blogspot.com/

The Dallas Brights provides a general discussion list for socialization, sharing news, and seeking advice.  We also sponsor a meetup group with family friendly events such as playgroups and camping.

Fellowship of Freethought


http://meetup.fofdallas.org

The Fellowship of Freethought provides a family-friendly community that combines educational, social and charitable activities for Dallas-area freethinkers from all backgrounds. It is our mission to make a positive impact in Dallas by encouraging all people to engage in critical thinking, ethical contemplation and community service.

The Denton Atheists Meetup Group


http://www.meetup.com/The-Denton-Atheists-Meetup-Group

The Denton Atheist Meetup Group exists to meet the social needs of Freethinkers, Atheists, Agnostics, Rationalists and Skeptics for whom the existing DFW Meetups are not convenient for Denton area residents to participate in. We welcome members from all age groups and political persuasions who share a common lack of belief in gods. The Meetup was created to expand the reach of Freethought ideas beyond the UNT campus. Our meetings are usually on weekends around noon to avoid scheduling conflicts with the UNT Freethought Alliance as we have significant overlap of shared members with them. We do our best to support local businesses in selecting our Meetup locations downtown and promote our visibility as "out" nonbelievers in Denton.

Freethinkers of East Texas


http://freethinkersofet.webs.com/

If you have doubts about God or religion, and feel that opinions about religion should be based on reason, independently of tradition, authority, or established belief, then this is the group for you.

Camp Quest


http://campquesttexas.org

The purpose of Camp Quest is to provide children of freethinking parents a residential summer camp dedicated to improving the human condition through rational inquiry, critical and creative thinking, scientific method, self-respect, ethics, competency, democracy, free speech, and the separation of religion and government guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States. It brings families together through shared memories and bonds that last a life time!

University of North Texas Freethought Alliance


http://groups.to/freethoughtalliance/

UNT's Freethought Alliance is a group for free thought, geared towards discussing secular world views, challenging conceptions, promoting tolerance, encouraging skepticism, and a fostering a better general understanding of secular philosophy and the sciences. We provide a social network for the nonbelievers at UNT but encourage anyone in the region to join us for weekly meetings and hosted events.

Atheists, Skeptics, and Humanists at UT Dallas


http://www.utdash.com

ASH is the only student organization at the University of Texas at Dallas representing those specifically with a naturalistic worldview. We are dedicated to science advocacy and the promotion of freethought. ASH has provided the community with an open forum for frank discussion on religious, scientific, philosophical, and humanist topics since 2008. We produce meetings every Friday night which are open to both members and non-members and we also sponsor many social and activist events throughout the semester.

North Texas Skeptics


http://www.ntskeptics.org/

NTS is a non-profit educational organization dedicated to promoting rational skepticism, supporting skeptics, and teaching about pseudoscience in our society.

Secular Students at Collin College


http://secularcollin.tk

Affiliated with the Secular Student Alliance and the Center for Inquiry. Secular Students at Collin College welcomes students of all ages and world views as well as alumni of any Collin County school, current residents of Collin County, and any member of the non-religious movement. We aim to provide a community for non-religious students, organize activities that educate Collin County and the DFW area, advocate for the separation between church and state, and demonstrate that ethics and morality can be meaningfully based on rational and humanistic ideals and values. We primarily meet at Collin College's Spring Creek Campus in Plano.

Secular Humanists of SMU


http://www.secularstudents.org/smu

Secular Humanists of SMU is a student organization offering a support network to students who identify as secular humanist, generally nontheistic, or anyone looking for a good discussion. We have weekly meetings Wednesdays at 7pm featuring speakers, fascinating discussions, and service opportunities.