Join us for a TED TALK and Community Circle. The topic will be Play, for Ourselves and Our Organizations. Summer Session: Potluck Hospitality!

By Bart Worden Last week the country mourned as we remembered the 49 who were killed at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando. Two days earlier, we witnessed more lives lost at Virginia Beach. Politicians once again offered thoughts and prayers but, as has become increasingly clear, prayers are not putting an end to senseless violence.…

Join Us for the Queer Liberation March in NYC. The ECSW will be marching in NYC in lieu of platform on 6/30. For more info, please contact Laurie Rigelhaupt at sylvieetal@aol.com. The Queer Liberation March is a people’s political march—no corporate floats, and no police in the march. It honors the powerful legacy of the…

Winner of the Academy Award for Best Documentary Short Subject in 2016, “A Girl in the River” describes the extraordinary story of a young Pakistani woman who lived to tell of her narrow escape from an “honor” killing attempted by her father and uncle. All sides tell their side of the story: about the outrage…

The Ethical Cafe presents Continuing to Unchain Our Minds: A Commemoration of 400 Years of Africans in America. The event will feature Spoken Word, Music and Visual Art, including: ★ Wallace Boyd — Storyteller ★ Music by the Lester Harper Trio ★ “Conscious” Arts & Crafts by Toni Quest When: Friday, June 28th 7:30 –…

Waynett A. (Wayne) Sobers will share the stories of a compilation of African-Americans that have made significant contributions to our local community, county, state and nation – all uniquely associated with Westchester County, NY. Wayne is an African-American executive, born in the Bronx, NY, in 1937, who has been a meteorologist, naval officer, entrepreneur, marketer,…