IHN welcomes original, previously unpublished, non-academic contributions on subjects of interest to the worldwide community of Humanists. Articles should be around 1000 words.

It is IHN's policy to use the word HUMANISM without adjectives or qualifications where the 'secular approach' is intended.

IHN aims to be a source of reliable information - authors should ensure accuracy of facts and figures.

Articles in IHN are widely reproduced or translated in various Humanist magazines all over the world. Articles submitted for consideration may not be submitted to other magazines before a decision is conveyed by IHN. A decision will be conveyed generally within three months of submission, but articles cannot be returned.

Contributions should preferably be word processed and sent via email text, but not as attachments, because of virus complications. Photographs and illustrations are welcome.

Contributors should include a complete address as well as a telephone and fax number where possible, along with a three-line biographical note.

Contributors should note that articles published in IHN can be freely reproduced, but the IHN requires that the source and the author's name be acknowledged.

You can contact the editor at the email address listed here.