The atheist community is remarkably homogeneous, so how can we reach out to other communities to inspire greater diversity?

David Burger receives the first golden plunger award for being the volunteer of the month.

Carol Vicuna from the Metropolitan Organization to Counter Sexual Assault (MOCSA) speaks about the value of advocacy for victims of sexual assault.

Failure is not an option, right? Well, maybe not. Can certain types of failure experiences be good for us? In this talk, Helen Stringer describes the “Gift of Failure” and our intrepid contestants demonstrate by playing Minute to Win It games at Kansas City Oasis.

Five Religiously-Rooted, Victim-Blaming Attitudes and Beliefs About Sexual Assault In this presentation at KC Oasis, Sarah Hargreaves delves into the societal roots of blaming victims instead of punishing aggressors in instances of sexual assault. This is also referred to as “slut shaming.”

Rob Myers shares his life journey with Oasis.

“Seeing Things That Aren’t There – An Atheist Activist’s Experience With Mental Illness.” by JT Eberhard

Bill Morris sings a song of longing, friendship, and sweet farewell at KC Oasis.

Brian shares his journey with Oasis.

Helen Stringer’s presentation at Kansas City Oasis. How can being part of a community benefit your health and well-being? The answer can be more important than you realize.