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There are many local Skeptics Groups and several national groups outside of the US.

Some National Groups (for more click here)

Some local groups outside the US

Some local groups in the US (for more click here)

International

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How to Get Involved in the Skeptical Movement

Please read Ray Hyman's essay on criticism of paranormal claims and take a look at Daniel Loxton's 105 Ways To Promote Skeptical Activism

Forums


JREF Forum

 
Skeptics Society Forum  


Skeptic Friends

There are three main skeptical organizations based in the U.S.

CSI
Committee for Skeptical Inquiry (formerly CSICOP
Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal)

chairman: Paul Kurtz

About CSI

Publications

subscribe online

Online features

CSI has many online features

and a number of online articles from Skeptical Inquirer

Newsletter: yes

CSI Announcements Mailing List

Resource for young thinkers? no

 The Skeptic Society

officers: Michael Shermer, Kim Ziel Shermer, and Pat Linse

 


Publications

Skeptic magazine

and many books by Michael Shermer, as well as the Baloney Detection Kit



Online features

Several, including Jr. Skeptic for young thinkers, and links to articles and books by Michael Shermer

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Newsletter: yes

E-Skeptic Newsletter is a FREE e-mail newsletter that goes out an average of once per week, according to the web site.

Resource for young thinkers? yes

A section of each issue of Skeptic magazine is devoted to young thinkers

 

 The James Randi Educational Foundation

president, James Randi

 

About the JREF

Publications

Randi's many books may be purchased through the web site

 

 

Online features

Several, including a news page and a page about the $1,000,000 paranormal challenge

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Resource for young thinkers? yes

Most of the work for young people is in the form of direct instruction in schools. The JREF also offers scholarships and education awards.
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Robert Todd Carroll		 Last updated 02/21/10