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Fund an Atheist bus: nogod.org.nz

See: http://www.atheistbus.org.uk/

The New Zealand Atheist Bus Campaign is underway. This campaign aims to put advertisements similar to the British one shown above on buses in Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch. The initial proposal was to pay for advertisements on 12 buses in Auckland, eight in Wellington, and four in Christchurch for a period of four weeks.

The idea originated in England and has been copied in many countries around the world.

Launched on Thursday 11 December, the campaign attracted immediate media attention. Spokesperson for the campaign, Simon Fisher, was soon being interviewed on Radio and TV and the campaign became the subject of many radio and TV programmes. An initial fundraising target of $10,000 was passed in less than 30 hours. and $18,000 soon after. This will allow advertisements on more buses or allow the advertisements to run for longer. Those donating have requested more buses in Christchurch and buses in Hamilton, Tauranga, and Dunedin. This campaign has caught the public's imagination.

To read more about this campaign go to the NZ Atheist Bus Campaign website at http://www.nogod.org.nz/

From this website you can link to the campaign on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. There are also links to many press reports and you can listen to or watch interviews.

Contribute:This is your chance to contribute to this great campaign. You can be a part of it. Contribute to the campaign now before it closes.
You can contribute on line by going to the official website at http://www.nogod.org.nz/ and click on Support.

Alternatively you can send a check made out to
“Atheist Advertising”
to:
Atheist Advertising
c/o Humanist Society of New Zealand
PO Box 3372
Wellington (see statement top right >>>)

The Challenge of Modern Humanism

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Human beings must accept responsibility for themselves, each other and our planet
There is no evidence of any supernatural power to help, reward or punish us
We must gain greater understanding of our world and our fellow human beings. Our resources for this are our
   - human experience
   - modern knowledge
   - capacities for reason, compassion and co-operation

Charles Darwin turned 200 on 12 February 2009.