• An Old White Woman Talks About Racism


    I grew up in a village on the Erie Canal east of Rochester. Everyone was white. The first Black person I met was Terry, who joined my third grade class when his family worked on a local farm during harvest season. We became friends but he didn’t stay long. Migrant workers must follow the crops.…

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  • Equity and the Proposed Stimulus Bill


    Please join us this Sunday for an Ethics Lab on Equity and the Proposed Stimulus Bill with Leader Bart Worden on Zoom at 11 a.m. This lab will offer the opportunity to examine the Stimulus Bill and explore actions that can be taken to bring greater equity to the recovery from the pandemic. We encourage you to learn…

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  • Community Circle: Ways of Love


    Join us this Sunday for a Community Circle program on “Ways of Love.” There are many kinds of love and a wide variety of ways that love can be expressed. What kinds of love have been important in your life? How have your experiences of love contributed to your life? How have they complicated your life or been…

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  • SHOT – Caught a Soul


    The 400 Years Project:  A Countywide Collaborative Presents… “SHOT – Caught a Soul,” a one-act Play by Gloria J. Browne-Marshall, JD, a Pulitzer Center Grant Recipient. A virtual performance will take place Tuesday evening, February 16, 2021, from 7–8:30 p.m. The 30-minute play will be followed by a discussion. “SHOT” received a Pulitzer Center grant…

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  • Bart’s Blog 2/8/21


    We are well into a New Year and I feel that this message is long overdue as it’s been months since my last post. My primary reason for the absence of posts has been a lack of something to say. To be honest I’ve been pretty much speechless for months now, and though that speechlessness…

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  • Equity and Money: Wellbeing and the Distribution of Wealth


    It’s been said that “money can’t buy happiness” but what can it buy for us? In this talk, ECSW Leader, Bart Worden, will explore equity concerns related to how money is distributed and used and the impact upon people’s life satisfaction. Join Zoom Meeting: Meeting ID: 473 702 460 Passcode: Contact leader@wsfec.org

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