Bring your lunch and join members and others for engaging conversation. Folders with relevant articles are available from Maggie Determann in the Membership office. This week's readings: 1. The Electoral...
Many of us are young professionals working full-time jobs, some are starting and caring for families, and we’re all living in what seems to be a state of survival trying...
This morning we'll prepare for this afternoon's Social Justice Festival! This month's theme: Mindful March. We will delve into the healing lemniscate linking earth and self. Ethics for Children is...
Amanda will share insights from her book The Fate of Food: What We’ll Eat in a Bigger, Hotter, Smarter World, a five-year adventure into lands, minds and machines shaping the...
Come one, come all! Songs, Crafts, Speeches, and our own Peace March celebrate real-life helpers and deeds that have contributed to balance, equality, and fairness in our world. This festival...
Join us for a lively give-and-take on compelling issues and events. We are holding probably the first ever forum on an upcoming election. Panel participants Joe Fashing, Dan Hanson, Elizabeth...
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...
On the Firmness of the Wise Man is one of Seneca's classics on a very peculiar topic in Stoicism: the nature of the wise person, or sage. Do sages exist?...
Ty-Casper recounts the breaching of the walls around the private lives of an affluent Filipino family responding to the reality of suffering and injustice in their native land — using...
A conversation this week--no reading, just thinking. Super Tuesday is March 3 and results from fifteen Democratic primaries will be in. They are a leading indicator of the Democratic nominee....
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