Organizations Skeptical Inquiry Science in Society

Primarily local and regional skeptical societies. Organizations whose web pages are mostly about the organization itself rather than about the subject matter will be found here.

• Young Australian Skeptics - A sanctuary for young freethinkers. Provides a blog and articles, a forum, media and educational assets.
  
• The New England Skeptical Society - U.S. regional organization dedicated to the promotion of science and reason, particularly the investigation of paranormal and pseudoscientific claims.
  
• Penn State University Skeptics Club - Examining paranormal oddities from a realistic perspective.
  
• Australian Skeptics - Group that investigates the paranormal and pseudo-science from a responsible scientific viewpoint.
  
• South Shore Skeptics - Skeptical organization in Cleveland, Ohio, that promotes reason and rationality and opposes superstition and junk science. Newsletter, calendar, skeptic related links, and an area devoted to logical fallacies.
  
• Ottawa Skeptics - Aims to promote the use of the scientific method, critical thinking and rational thought in the Ontario community. Provides news, articles and information on membership and events.
  
• Skepsis: Articles in English - A Norwegian skeptical organisation presents articles holding various claims and beliefs up to critical examination.
  
• Bay Area Skeptics - San Francisco Bay Area skeptical organization which aims to encourage rational thought and critical thinking through the use of scientific methods. Provides a blog, newsletter and information on membership.
  
• British Columbia Society for Skeptical Enquiry - For people curious about paranormal and fringe scientific claims. Includes organization information and a newsletter.
  
• Drinking Skeptically - Regional, informal social events designed to promote fellowship and networking among skeptics, critical-thinkers, and like-minded individuals.
  
• IUPUI Freethinkers - Promoting reason, science and free inquiry across IUPU Indianapolis. Includes contact information and links.
  
• Gary P. Posner, M.D. - Founder of the Tampa Bay Skeptics.
  
• Blather - Skeptical discussions of unexplained phenomena and human belief.
  
• New Mexicans for Science and Reason - Non-profit group promoting science, the scientific method, rational thinking, and the critical examination of extraordinary claims. Includes articles and information about their activities.
  
• North Texas Skeptics - An organization devoted to promoting the use of science and rational thinking in viewing the world. Features events, newsletter, cartoons, and articles.
  
• New Zealand Skeptics - Dedicated to increasing public awareness of the dangers and inanities of pseudoscience and bogus paranormal claims.
  
• Skeptics Canada - Based in Toronto, Ontario. Includes newsletters, articles, and event information.
  
• CICAP - The Italian Committee for the Investigation of Claims on the Paranormal, promoting a scientific and critical enquiry of supposed paranormal and mysterious phenomena.
  
• Campus Freethought Alliance at the University of Central Florida - Organisation dedicated to freethought, skepticism, and scientific inquiry. Information about meetings and links to online resources.
  
• Society for Sensible Explanations - An organization that promotes science, critical thinking and sensible explanations for alleged paranormal events. It meets in Seattle, Washington, USA.
  
• Tampa Bay Skeptics - A nonprofit scientific and educational organization that critically examines paranormal and fringe-science claims and publishes a quarterly newsletter.
  
• National Capital Area Skeptics - Washington DC area skeptic organization with on-line library.
  
• Rocky Mountain Skeptics - Nonprofit educational and investigative organization, founded to promote critical thinking.
  
• UK-Skeptics - Set up to provide a balance to the uncritical promotion and acceptance of extraordinary and controversial claims in the UK today. Its purpose is also to demonstrate what skepticism really is and to dispel common misconceptions.
  
  

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