“Wisdom” is arguably one of the most slippery, and yet important, concepts that concern us all. One way to summarize humanity’s problems over the past several millennia is that our...
Drawing on my 55 years as a civil liberties lawyer (I appeared in my first Supreme Court case in 1967), I will attempt to assess the strength of our democratic...
Children will gain empathetic understanding of the human needs in our city in this brisk season. They will gain deeper understandings of why and how to participate in deeds throughout...
“Love it or hate it, social media is being used by politicians, businesses, non-profits, families and kids every day, all over the world! This tutorial is for any member interested...
Join us for philosophical discussions focusing on today’s headlines, covering a wide variety of subjects, including the fate of humanity, world affairs, humanism, and more. Free! 1st and 3rd Tuesdays...
This 1952 American classic is a rhapsodic investigation of what Ralph Ellison himself called “the beautiful absurdity” of American identity. A black American tells us about his life-journey, from his...
This is a big topic in a short month. If you can only read and consider some of the pieces, you’re still welcome to attend the discussion. Most readings are...
Andrew’s talk focuses on the issues resulting from an atheist worldview. He starts by introducing a custom-made framework that utilizes game theory to identify and analyze players in what he...
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