The MTA invites essay submissions for a Spring 2015 co-published ebook anthology on charity, futurism, and religion.
The Mormon Transhumanist Association commits to alleviating poverty and supporting AIDS orphans in Uganda through humanitarian outreach.
MTA Director Dorothy Deasy is interviewed by The Columbian newspaper on the intersection of religion and transhumanism in the Latter-day Saint tradition.
The MTA Board of Directors releases a transparency-focused leadership performance review, detailing accountability and organizational updates for 2014.
The MTA co-sponsors the Religion and Transhumanism Conference on May 10, 2014 in Piedmont, CA — bringing together scholars on faith and emerging technology.
MTA's 2013 member survey reveals how members view religion, politics, the nature of God, ethics, and the future of human flourishing.
Natasha Vita-More keynotes the 2014 MTA Conference, exploring transhumanism, technology, and spirituality at the intersection with Mormonism.
The MTA joins the worldwide "Day We Fight Back" coalition, opposing mass surveillance and defending digital privacy as an expression of human dignity.
MTA leaders contribute to Rational Faiths Blog—exploring transhumanism’s meaning, its parallels with Mormon theology, and the ethics of human enhancement.
Explore the intersection of transhumanism and religion at the 2013 AAR annual meeting. Submit papers examining technology, human enhancement, and religious traditions.