Humanist Lay Leaders are acknowledged for their passionate leadership in promoting humanism and humanist values within their communities. The Lay Leader endorsement is highly flexible and can be utilized in various ways. Lay Leaders might organize meetings and discussion groups for local humanists, represent humanism on interfaith coalitions, or coordinate community service and other volunteering initiatives. Lay Leaders must have a thorough understanding of humanism and seek creative ways to promote its philosophy, values, and mission in their communities. They act as representatives of humanism, adhering to The Humanist Society’s Statement of Ethics and Code of Conduct.