doings of the national and other committees, and other subjects of interest to the members.
A complete membership list is published annually, and is available to each member at little cost. Some local groups issue more detailed directories. Through these many members have found employment or useful business contacts. Mensa helps its members to help each other.
Mensa's Political, Ideological and Religious Aims: Mensa has none. Members are selected by an objective criterion, not for adherence to any view. Mensa, a collection of all kinds of able people, represents all views, so, as a whole, Mensa can have no corporate views. Individuals and groups within Mensa, of course, have pretty vociferous opinions.
Policy: Mensa aims to include intelligent people of every opinion and calling. Therefore:
| 1. | No opinion is expressed as being that of Mensa; individual members or groups within Mensa have many opinions but Mensa itself, as a whole, has no opinion. |
| 2. | Nothing is done in the name of Mensa that may alienate or exclude people of any shade of opinion. |
| 3. | No political action is taken by Mensa beyond the publication of its findings. |
| 4. | Mensa has no political or religious affiliations, nor does it discriminate of race, creed, sex, class, age or educational level. |
| 5. | Mensa is not concerned with making money. It is a non-profit organization. |
Obligations of Members:
| 1. | To pay their annual dues or provide a satisfactory reason for their failure to do so. |
| 2. | To permit the use of their names in a printed list. |
| 3. | To answer confidential postal surveys. |
