Learn about the fine work that our climate partners--350NYC, Food and Water Watch NYC, NYC Grassroots Alliance, and Climate Reality Project NYC--are doing, and find out how you can be...
Color Adjustment is the second documentary we are showing by acclaimed director Marlon Riggs (following last month's Ethnic Notions) as part of an attempt to gain insight into how much subtle...
Bring your lunch and join Leader Dr. Anne Klaeysen for engaging conversation. Folders with relevant articles are available from Maggie Determann in the Membership office. This week's readings: "Dr. Tressie...
Editor Susan Celia Greenfield joins us to talk about her book, Sacred Shelter, along with Michelle Riddle and Sophia Worrell, both of whom experienced homelessness and tell their riveting, moving...
Food and Water Watch New York meets monthly at Ethical. Their mission is to mobilize regular people to build political power to move bold & uncompromised solutions to the most...
Members of Formerly Fundamentalists share their stories of life before and after leaving their fundamentalist faiths. HANNAH ABBASI is a NYC public school teacher who grew up Pentecostal Christian and...
Special guest storäe michele joins our children to share the tradition of the African-American "griot," the philosopher/poet/artist who inventively weaves together past, present, and future. Guided by Audrey Kindred (1st...
Long Haulers weaves together stories of courage, tenacity, and humor from three women in the trucking industry. From 77 year-old Sandi, who’s hauled for 35 years, to formally incarcerated Lori,...
Seneca was, by modern standards, a billionaire. And yet, he claimed that great wealth gets in the way of practicing virtue. Some people say that modern billionaires like Jeff Bezos...
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