Our guest speaker James White, was born and raised on a farm in Virginia. He earned his B.A. Degree from Harvard University, his M.A. in teaching the emotionally handicapped from Columbia University Teachers College and his J.D. from New York Law School. He achieved leadership certification from both the American Ethical Union and The Humanist…

The Book Discussion Group’s book selection is “The Glass Palace” by Amatav Ghosh.

The Long Range Planning Committee has been working to develop goals and objectives for ECSW based upon the key areas identified during the action planning workshop last fall. On March 30th interested members and friends will have an opportunity to review and discuss the proposed goals and objectives, help establish priorities for the next several…

ECSW’s Clergy Leader, Bart Worden, will talk about how our attitudes, intentions and actions can make a positive difference in the lives of others and in our lives, too.

Our Guest, Laura Notini is a cannabis activist and theater professional in New York City, an organizer of the annual NYC Cannabis Parade, on the board of Empire State NORML, and a NYC regional coordinator for the NORML Women’s Alliance. She enjoys cooking, crafting, travel and cannabis, and writing about it. As Foreign Correspondent for…

Join a conversation with others from our community to discuss what is happening in Westchester, and what should happen, to assist individuals who had been incarcerated make a successful transition to life after prison. RSVP to ecsw@optonline.net or 914-948-1120

Join Ethical Society members and friends for dinner and conversation! RSVP to ECSW@optonline.net

with Dale McGowan, National Director of Ethical Education New York Society for Ethical Culture (Social Hall) 2 West 64th Street, New York, NY 10023 Sunday, March 23 @ 2-4pm 212-874-5210 for questions   There’s a great deal we know about ethical development, and there’s even more that we think we know that ain’t so. This workshop will look at the…

Join the discussion of The New Jim Crow by Michelle Alexander Learn how the racism of slavery and the original Jim Crow Laws have found their way into the foundations of our criminal justice system.   4 Wednesdays in March 1:00-3:00 pm Attendance at all 4 meetings is not necessary – come when you can!…

Songs! Stories! Jokes! Instrumentals! Painting! Photography! Crafts! Poetry! Readings! Skits! Dance! Martial Arts Demonstrations! Furniture! Etc! Etc! Etc! Featuring non-judgmental, supportive, appreciative audience.