Resource Category
StatementsFacebook Feed
Children need to be inspired by behavior they can emulate. Since the Trump administration isn't providing much inspiration, Dr. Anne Klaeysen of New York Society for Ethical Culture recommends some ways parents can do more.
There’s an Ethical Void in the White House. Parents Can Fill that Gap. - Thrive Global
How parents can raise their kids ethically in a challenging era.6 ·
The American Ethical Union has passed a resolution--Defending the Right to Vote--to "stand up for a democracy that protects our values and our constitutional right to cast our vote." The words of the resolution are contained in the graphic as a reminder of the importance of protecting this precious right. You can also read the resolution at aeu.org/resource/2019-defending-the-right-to-vote/. Please do read it.
The resolution cites many concerns about ways in which our right to vote is being eroded and why it needs to be defended and then points to multiple ways to defend it. Certainly we need to exercise our right to vote at every opportunity, but we also need to work together to ensure that everyone who is eligible to vote can get registered and have convenient access to the ballot.
Where to begin? Anywhere. When to start? Now. What to do? Everything you can.
#EthicsInAction #SDG16
2 ·
Every child deserves to be educated in English, science, math, and social studies. Tell the New York State Education Department to ensure all schools (public & private, religious & secular) provide adequate education. #RealEducation
Let the State Education Department know that you support efforts to ensure all children, regardless of where they go to school, receive the education to which they are entitled under law.
5 ·
AEU resolves to defend the right to vote in order to reclaim our democracy for all. #VOTE #voterrights #LetThemVote aeu.org/resource/2019-defending-the-right-to-vote
6 ·
American Ethical Union | 2 West 64th Street, New York, NY 10023 | Phone: (212) 873-6500 | office@aeu.org