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Winter Festival
Read More: Winter FestivalWe will be meeting in the evening, and the Ethical Chorus will be providing music. The Ethics for Children Program hopes to have a play to present, and we’ll follow the annual “Box Party” with a pot luck feast! Happy Holidays!
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How to pass a resolution for a Green New Deal in your neighborhood!
Read More: How to pass a resolution for a Green New Deal in your neighborhood!Join us on Tuesday, December 3 at 6 PM for a special training session on how to pass a resolution in your hometown to fight climate change, stop fossil fuel infrastructure projects and push forward other progressive causes! This will be a potluck meeting, so please bring something to share with the group if you’re able…
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First Friday Film: The Girls of Meru
Read More: First Friday Film: The Girls of MeruDecember’s First Friday Film is The Girls of Meru – Leading the Fight for Justice (2018) directed by Andrea Dorfman. In Kenya, one in three girls will experience sexual violence before the age of 18, yet police investigations into the crime are the exception rather than the rule, leading to a culture of impunity around…
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Thanksgiving Festival
Read More: Thanksgiving FestivalDuring our Thanksgiving Festival we will focus attention on the meaning of the holiday for indigenous peoples, and this year we will be focusing on food insecurity. Our program will include a presentation by the children on food insecurity and a play based on the “Stone Soup” story re-envisioned to explore the realities of having…
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Fifty Years of Environmental Advocacy in the Hudson River Valley
Read More: Fifty Years of Environmental Advocacy in the Hudson River ValleyWhile the Hudson River is visibly cleaner than it was fifty years ago, fifty-year-old problems remain, while new problems continue to emerge. We must continue to demand justice and restoration of habitats that remain contaminated by PCB’s, while confronting new threats posed by climate change and sea-level rise, decommissioning of nuclear power plants, and transitioning…
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First Friday Films presents: The Family
Read More: First Friday Films presents: The FamilyDirector Join Jesse Moss (2019) An enigmatic conservative Christian group known as the “Family” wields enormous influence in Washington, D.C. in pursuit of its global ambitions. Originally founded in 1935 as a religious fellowship, it mobilized for political purposes merging evangelism with corporate capitalism to oppose FDR’s “socialist” reform agenda. In recent years, it is…
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Medical Aid in Dying and Other Important End of Life Legislation
Read More: Medical Aid in Dying and Other Important End of Life LegislationThe primary goal of this presentation is to educate attendees about current bills concerning the end of life, primary in New York. These include the Medical Aid in Dying Act and a bill to ensure that patients are not provided unwanted nutrition and hydration, among other bills. Additionally, existing legislation, the Palliative Care Information Act…
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How Ethical Teams Can Make A Better World
Read More: How Ethical Teams Can Make A Better WorldDo you ever feel as if you are on a losing team in the Game of Life? Do you find yourself thinking, “Why bother? There’s nothing I can do to change things!”? Do you wrestle with hopelessness and struggle to get out of bed? Fear not, help is on the way! That’s right – things…
