Sunday Platform

Join Lauren Miller Karalunas as she previews the threats to free and fair elections that we can expect to face over the next four years. She will explore the challenges...

Twenty years after Felix Adler’s death, the Ethical Culture movement began to shift away from its founder’s philosophical focus. Dr. Howard Radest, a leading advocate for this change, documented the...

Free in-person and online! We hear it all the time: our country is divided. Toxic polarization can feel inescapable, with no solution in sight. But what if there’s something each...

Research suggests that our ability to experience empathy is on the decline, affecting both children and adults. Could the increasing political divide in the U.S. be linked to this decline...

Community Justice is a growing framework within criminal justice reform that aims to improve the quality of life for community members both by reducing crime and by reducing the use...

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg sits down with Society Leader Dr. Richard Koral to discuss his experiences serving as DA and the ethical considerations and complexities of the role. Ticketed...

Stop by Ceremonial Hall for our in-person watch party! Bagels and coffee available, no lunch today. We present solid data. They go blank, get angry, or walk out. Why isn’t...

Free in-person and online! NYSEC’s Eco-Artist-in-Residence Jody Sperling shares her dancemaking journey into the realms of ecology and ethics. She relates how the residency began, the many ways that it...

Free in-person and online! This year's spring festival, hosted by Audrey Kindred & Simba Yangala, with special guest artists, is called "Ubuntu: circles of humanity on earth"  The concept of Ubuntu expresses...

Free in-person and online! This week we're joined by climate activists Paola Sanchez Abreu of Sunrise NYC and Eva Salmon of Sunrise Columbia! They'll discuss how they became involved with...