Deletion of Institute for Science and Human Values

Comment: I added some references (further reading) to the article. The institute started out with some press coverage in July 2010. However, the organization did not receive much press coverage after that. As the AfD nominator notes, the press coverage only was in the context of Kurtz attending meetings/speaking engagements and being identified as founder of the Institute for Science and Human Values. The many Kurtz Oct 2012 Obituaries did not go into any detail on the Institute. The topic does not meet . Also, given the past press coverage reliance on Kurtz, it seems likely that the Institute won't receive much press coverage in the future due to Kurtz's passing
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Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GNG)

Comment: While I think this sounds like an interesting organization, I do not see sufficient coverage to support a dedicated page at this time. The current sources are most (maybe all) primary sources and without reliable secondary sources it does not meet the . Once the organization is more established and is covered more thoroughly in mainstream media then perhaps it will merit an encyclopedia entry. I agree that ISHV should be mentioned in a section on the Paul Kurtz page but caution that after his death there have been some editors who have tried to add excessive detail about ISHV on his page. I personally think this page was an attempt to establish the legitimacy of those edits. This is a noble project and one that Kurtz worked on over the last few years of his life but it is not, by far, the biggest impact that he has made on society and it is important that his page represent that in a balanced way
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GNG)