Tuesday, November 2, 6:45-9:45pm, this on-line event requires advance registration

A Secular Day of the Dead [Día de los Muertos Secular] event is a celebration of life. Nontheist Hispanic/Latin people and others view the Secular Day of the Dead [Día de los Muertos Secular] as a perfect way to remember the legacy of dead loved ones that does not require prayer, church, or religious dogma. To nontheists, our legacies are our afterlife.

The Secular Day of the Dead [Día de los Muertos Secular] event will include many redesigned and religion-free Hispanic/Latin traditions and rituals that celebrate our one and only life, legacies, and cultural heritage.

More and more people are abandoning their religious upbringing but still want to celebrate the beauty of the Hispanic/Latin culture. This is why a Secular Day of the Dead [Día de los Muertos Secular] was created.

The 2021 Secular Day of the Dead [Día de los Muertos Secular] will be presented as a Zoom event on Tuesday, November 2, with special attention to Spanish-speaking participants. The 2021 Secular Day of the Dead [Día de los Muertos Secular] is co-sponsored by The Freethought Society, Hispanic American Freethinkers, American Atheists, Center for Inquiry, the Freedom From Religion Foundation, Secular Coalition for America, Secular Student Alliance, Secular Coalition for America, and Atheists United.

RSVP for this event by using this link.

Please use this link to see what was done last year.

Hosted by American Atheists, Center for Inquiry, Freedom From Religion Foundation, The Freethought Society, Hispanic American Freethinkers [HAFree], Atheists United, and Secular Student Alliance.