Well technically and according to the dictionary meaning, being secular most means that a secular person has NO religious affiliation or Organised Religious Belief system.
In my opinion, one can be both an Atheist, i.e. refuting/denying the existence of any and ALL Supreme Deities/Gods, etc, and a Humanist as well since a Humanist, also by understanding, is one who cares for ALL members of the Human Race.
Hence, it could be said of me that I am both a 100% Atheist and a 100% Humanist as well as one who cares not only for Humanity at large BUT also the Ecology and Environment, etc, of this planet we call home as well.

I participate with the humanist society of greater phoenix and host one of their monthly events. What it has meant to me is that i have a community that shares mostly like minded views and allows open discourse on morality and how we can improve the world.

I don't participate as much as I'd like, and im still worki thing toward discussing it more openly as well as understanding better.

Religion has its good elements: particularly it's sense of community. Humanism is possibly a chance to for us to do something similar without a foundation of falsehoods

A section in the book store?

[thehumanist.com]

Yep, that's Secular Humanism. What did you want a discussion about?

I like this video put out by the Center for Inquiry:

One of my Favorite definitions for how I feel!

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Secular Humanism - Treat all religious people as humans that are mentally ill instead of hating them

[secularhumanism.org]