Feminist scholar and poet bell hooks wrote, “To love well is the task in all meaningful relationships, not just romantic bonds.” What might we learn about life and liberation from a broad practice of love?

How shall we re-imagine the year ahead? Bring your intentions for letting go and your intentions for fresh beginnings as we kindle a flame for the new year.

In the story of Stone Soup, we learn we are more powerful and resilient together than we are alone, and that however small we think our gifts are, they are a beautiful and necessary ingredient in the larger whole.

In this third Platform in a series on “See No Stranger” by Valarie Kaur, we’ll discuss the personal and community disciplines of transitioning to a new way of being as a society. How do we care for ourselves and grow toward the future? Internal, interpersonal, and social actions come together in an ethic of love.

In “See No Stranger,” Valarie Kaur invites us to engage creatively with the interplay of ideas and values in our culture. Certainly, there is a place for rage when human rights and boundaries are violated. Some of us may have the capacity for listening across differences. We can re-imagine a world of compassion and justice.

We gather for an online Platform to remember our beloveds who have died, and to support our friends who mourn. We also turn our attention to some of the intangible aspects of our grief as we begin to emerge from the pandemic. Valarie Kaur invites us to bring our grief into community, to love each … Continue reading Remembrance Sunday

Education is central to the mission and practice of Ethical Humanism.

Indigenous wisdom, scientific knowledge, and grassroots activism are converging on a paradigm shift in how we relate to the earth. On this Indigenous People’s Day weekend, how are we shifting our attention to heed the wisdom, technology, and calls to action arising from Indigenous communities?