Author: Robyn Kravitz

From the Congregation Action Network

Asylum seekers are still arriving on buses from Texas and Arizona.  Mutual aid groups and the faith community continue to provide welcome, food, clothing and temporary housing to our visitors.

The main clothing needs now are winter clothing and work boots and shoes. Our visitors arrive from … read more.

WES COVID Policy Update — Effective October 2, 2022

Dear WES Community, 

As the contours of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic shift, so too will our approach to community safety and care for one another’s health. Mindful of changing conditions and public health guidelines, the Reopening Taskforce and the Staff met recently to consider any necessary … read more.

Help Support Migrant Asylum Seekers in D.C.

WES is a long-standing member of the Congregation Action Network.   

Congregations and volunteers are creating ways to support the migrants being bused to DC from TX and AZ.  Since busing started 5 months ago, over 7000 migrants have arrived at Union Station.  The migrants, most of whom … read more.

A Chorus Invitation for You! (Yup, you!)

Hello, WES friends!  Greetings from Lea (Interim Music Coordinator) and Perry (Chorus ringleader).

This is an exciting time at the Washington Ethical Society, as KC Slack prepares to give their first platform as WES’s new Senior Leader.  Of course, music has always been a vital part … read more.

WES Member Ross Wells Wins the Anna Garlin Award

Congratulations to WES Member Ross Wells for winning the Anna Garlin Award from the American Ethical Union!

The Board of Trustees of the Washington Ethical Society nominated Ross Wells as the recipient of the Anna Garlin Spencer Award. Ross’s work toward the mission of WES has been … read more.

Join the Biology Reading Group!

The Hidden Third of the Interdependent Web of All Existence

If you understand that the existence of plants and animals are inseparably bound up in an interdependent web, you’ve got two thirds of it right. The past and present masters of living webs, however, are the … read more.