Atheist Alliance International

Eagle’s View Humanitarian Primary School in Kaira village, Jinja Uganda. The school adopted a fact-based, humanist education curriculum that emphasizes the importance of science and critical thinking. Last year in the National Primary Leaving Examination the school registered a superb performance in grading topping the entire district. Due to its performance, the school now has 347 students which is an extraordinary number for a rural school in any part of the world. Unfortunately, the school is going through a great challenge. On November 2022 the lease of land where the school was founded lapsed and due to inheritance-related issues the owner was unwilling to extend the lease. However, with the help of a few generous people, the school purchased approximately two acres of land where we now wish it to thrive.
In the new education year, the school is conducting classes in temporary structures without any protection from stormy or rainy weather. The temporary classrooms need roofing, beams, and poles.
With your donation, you can help make this school become a safe place for many more children from rural areas around Jinja.
You can get regular updates about the school from its website and Facebook page.
Please donate or share.

AAI affiliate, Israeli Atheists, live from the protests in Tel Aviv against Netanyahu's unholy alliance with far-right religious extremists who are seeking to undermine democracy and human rights in the country:
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Muwanguzi Rogers is a humanitarian person with a passion for the education and welfare of children. It was important to him that children in rural Uganda get a quality education. After completing his teacher’s certificate in Primary School Education, he left city life and dedicated himself to educating children in rural Uganda.
In 2017, he and a group of his friends founded Eagle’s View Humanitarian Primary School in Kaira village, Jinja Uganda. The school adopted a fact-based, humanist education curriculum that emphasizes the importance of science and critical thinking. Last year in the National Primary Leaving Examination the school registered a superb performance in grading topping the entire district. Due to its performance, the school now has 347 students which is an extraordinary number for a rural school in any part of the world. Unfortunately, the school is going through a great challenge. On November 2022 the lease of land where the school was founded lapsed and due to inheritance-related issues the owner was unwilling to extend the lease. However, with the help of a few generous people, the school purchased approximately two acres of land where we now wish it to thrive.
In the new education year, the school is conducting classes in temporary structures without any protection from stormy or rainy weather. The temporary classrooms need roofing, beams, and poles.
With your donation, you can help make this school become a safe place for many more children from rural areas around Jinja.
You can get regular updates about the school from its website and Facebook page.
Please donate or share.

The murder of Avijit Roy marked the beginning of a spate of killings in Bangladesh. In the coming months, machete-wielding assailants, in the name of their religion, slaughtered secular bloggers, publishers, university teachers, and free-thinker activists one by one.

Yet the Bangladeshi atheist activists continue to fight authoritarian ideologies. Bangladesh is a country with many blasphemy cases. Atheist Alliance International is currently supporting nearly a dozen victims of blasphemy laws in Bangladesh. This number continues to increase because of the never-to-give-up nature of the Bangladeshi secular activist community.