Week of 5/4/2020
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One of the pleasures of being the executive director for the American Ethical Union is that I can visit the member Societies on a pretty regular... Read More →
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Bart’s BlogWeek of 4/27/2020
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I’ve been thinking a lot about the American Ethical Union’s participation with GivingTuesdayNow. In my efforts to understand how it’s supposed to... Read More →
Week of 4/20/2020
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My wife’s grandmother was fond of saying “you get used to hanging, too.” Perhaps that is what is happening for me. I can’t say that I am in... Read More →
Week of 4/13/2020
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Highlights for last week include the use by a number of Ethical Societies of the Connections calendar. There were twenty public online events... Read More →
Week of 4/6/2020
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The American Ethical Union had a big week last week and we are looking forward to another one this week. Last week we focused quite a bit on... Read More →
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TONIGHT at 7pm CT! Join Executive Director Bart Worden for and explanation of Ethical Humanism and how the AEU's member groups are working to foster a world that is democratic, compassionate, just, and sustainable. Join on Zoom here: ow.ly/20DH50ElXb4
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Are you interested in making the world a better place for all? Would you like the opportunity to share your ethical aspirations with other people in your community? Join an informational meeting with Bart Worden, Executive Director of the American Ethical Union on Monday, April 12th at 7:00 pm CT. Bart will speak about Ethical Humanism and how the American Ethical Union's member groups are working to foster a world that is democratic, compassionate, just, and sustainable. He will also answer questions about Ethical Societies, the American Ethical Union, and ways people can connect and get involved.![]()
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On the second-to-last day of #WomensHistoryMonth, we honor the work of Emma Goldman, a political activist who advocated for anarchism, free expression, sexual liberation, birth control, and worker’s rights. An outspoken atheist, Goldman put forth a vision of society that is humanistic in its assertion that human beings themselves have the capacity to make the world a better place. She defined atheism as “the concept of an actual, real world with its liberating, expanding and beautifying possibilities.” In boldly speaking out against religion, Goldman affirmed ideals that continue to resonate with humanists today.![]()
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Watch our All Society Platform featuring Congressman Jamie Raskin, "Partisanship, Fascism and the Common Good: Defining Public Ethics After the January 6th Insurrection" www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-xLLRg7wsA
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