On the web:

Send your friends a link to a favorite Sweet Reason column. There are several ways you can do this Subscribe to Humanist Network News. You can forward any headlines you want them to see, or copy and paste headlines into another email. Use the "Tell a friend" link that appears just below the headline of the column. Click, and fill in the pop-up box to send a link to your friends. There's even room to tell them why youre recommending the column. Copy and paste the "Sweet Reason" headline from the HNN news page into an email Paste a column title in the Sweet Reason archive into your email (or, with some programs, click on the title and when the column opens, paste the URL from the browser window into your email.

Got a website? Add this link to your links page:  Sweet Reason (Some descriptions you could use are: "The Humanist Advice Column"; "Advice for the non-religious, and the people who live, love, and work with them"; "Compassionate, practical, dogma-free advice")

 

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Tell your friends:  

	Talk about it in person, in internet forums,  and on listservs – when friends are asking the kinds of questions that "Sweet Reason" answers, tell them, "Check out Sweetreason.net"
	Distribute the "Sweet Reason" flyer Bring copies to meetings of your freethought group Post copies on community bulletin boards & kiosks Leave copies in popular hangouts like  coffee shops & pubs, Click here for a printable flyer (just use your browser's "back" button to return to this page after printing the flyer)

    In the media:

Radio commentators are always on the lookout for thought-provoking guests. If you know someone at a station in your community (or on your campus), ask them to interview "Sweet Reason"

Print media need material too! Ask the editor of your area's alternative weekly to syndicate Sweet Reason. Or,  if your local daily publishes more than one advice column, tell them, "About one-seventh of Americans are nonreligious – how about a column for those readers one day a week?" Tell journalists they can call on Molleen Matsumura as an "expert source" AND, OF COURSE:  Keep your letters coming!