Beauty is alive in the faces, the places, and the objects around us. We need to stop and recognize it from time to time, even when the world seems to...
Music for Food is a musician-led initiative for local hunger relief. Our concerts raise resources and awareness in the fight against hunger, empowering any musicians who wish to use their...
In a conversation with Leader Dr. Joe Chuman, Mark Dann, Director of Governmental Affairs for the Freedom From Religion Foundation, will discuss the changing political landscape in Washington and how...
Julie Tighe is President of the New York League of Conservation Voters and NYLCV Education Fund. She will discuss the importance of voting for and engaging with elected officials on...
Following unforeseen circumstances in January, the rapidly proceeding insurrection attempt at the Capitol and ensuing impeaching proceedings, Congressman Jamie Raskin (D-MD) was unable to give his scheduled presentation at our...
We’ve rounded the corner on a year of social distancing, virtual relationships, and shuttered buildings; theatre and concert venues are cautiously opening to reduced crowds. Many of us have been...
In today’s increasingly polarized environment, it is increasingly difficult to communicate across the Political Divide and maintain relationships. How do we separate the personal and the political? It is particularly...
A unique outlier in many respects, Ethical Culture has allied itself and been a home to many philosophical partners over the years, including humanism, free thought, progressivism, religious liberalism, agnosticism,...
As a Grower and Activist, I know how important it is to be healthy and eat healthy. This virus has affected the most vulnerable population, the poor and infirm. While...
On the day of our Annual Membership Meeting, let us reflect on what we build and what we have. Let's remember that we comprise a unique community with a special...
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