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Conferences

  • AEU Assembly

    Since its founding in 1889, the American Ethical Union has organized national assemblies where we meet to learn, connect, and share about growing a more caring and humane world. Each Assembly includes:

    • Social justice theme based on our Ethical Action
    • Ethical Action project with surrounding community
    • Workshops on AEU organizational development
    • Workshops and Keynote Program on a social justice theme
    • Anna Garlin Spencer Volunteer Award Luncheon
    • Elliott-Black Award Ceremony & Dinner
    • Platform and colloquies in the mornings
    • Receptions and entertainment in the evenings
    • Business meetings and committee meetings

    Our 2021 Assembly will be held online.

  • AEU Skills Summit

    Share skills, best practices, ideas, and questions about improving your Society’s Communications, Ethical Education, and Membership. Learn about what the AEU offers Societies and develop a supportive network of members.
  • Youth of Ethical Societies Conference

    The Youth of Ethical Societies (YES) Conference brings together teens from Ethical Societies across the country. Open to teens in grades 9-12, the conference provides an opportunity to meet with other humanist youth to discuss our place in the world, issues that affect us, and how we can be a part of important solutions. Together we enjoy a full weekend of discussion, play, brainstorming, performance, ceremonies, campfires, and bonding. Each conference revolves around a theme.

    Most recent YES Conferences:

    Mar. 6-8, 2020
    Feb. 28 – March 3, 2019
    Nov. 10-12, 2017
    Nov. 11-13, 2016
    Nov. 13-15, 2015
    Nov. 14-16, 2014
    Nov. 7-10, 2013
    Nov. 8-11, 2012
    Nov. 10-13, 2011
    Nov. 11-14, 2010
    Nov. 12-15, 2009
    Oct. 30-Nov. 2, 2008
    Washington, DC
    St. Louis
    New York City
    Washington D.C.
    St. Louis
    New York City
    Washington D.C.
    St. Louis
    New York City
    Chicago
    Washington D.C.
    New York
    Government Abuse of Power
    Prison Reform
    #resist
    Ethics in Education
    Race in Modern America
    Ethics in Science & Medicine
    Utopia
    The Morality of Money
    Instinctive Human Rights
    Personal Identity and Image
    Genocide
    Gender Identity

    Our 2021 YES Conference will be in NYC.

  • Future of Ethical Societies Gathering

    The Future of Ethical Societies (FES) holds an annual gathering during Memorial Day Weekend near an Ethical Society. Young humanists (18-35 years old, members and friends of FES) come together to discuss ethical issues, engage in a service project, participate in a platform with the local Ethical Society, and establish deep connections and friendships with one another. FES also manages occasional smaller events.

    Email fesconference@gmail.com for questions about next FES Conference.

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Today, as the nation continues to recover from an attempted white supremacist insurrection at our capitol, we are reflecting upon this quote from the Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. #MLK #MLKDay #MLK2021 #king #martinlutherkingjr #today #EthicalCulture #ethics #2021 ... See MoreSee Less

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AEU Statement Regarding the Events of January 6thYesterday, we watched in shock and horror as a violent mob attacked the US Capitol, forcing their way inside and occupying areas of the building for hours in an attempt to disrupt the certification of electoral votes submitted by the states. By the end of the day, 4 people were dead, 52 members of the seditious mob were arrested, and 14 police officers were injured. It took the assistance of many additional federal law enforcement personnel and the National Guard to remove the attackers from the Capitol and clear the way for the Joint Congress to resume its work.Fortunately, the Joint Congress was resolute and refused to let the interruption derail our democracy, working through the night to certify the electoral vote counts for all of the states. However, this episode was an attack on democracy itself, instigated by a sitting president whose actions have severely undermined respect for and trust in the very system that put him in office. Mr. Trump has shown only contempt for the democratic process and is a danger to our country. People who are in a position to remove Mr. Trump from office ought to proceed in haste as this president has repeatedly shown readiness to incite violence and mayhem, and also continues to demonstrate an obsession with the electoral results to the seeming exclusion of other national concerns. Our democratic system of government must be protected from his influence.As Ethical Humanists, we are called upon to repudiate the anti-democratic tendencies that have gained an unwelcome foothold in public life. Our country will need us to elicit the best from one another and ourselves in the months and years to come.#Jan6 #ethicalhumanism ow.ly/uxes50D2Gzn ... See MoreSee Less

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Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture's Ethics for Children program is pleased to invite you to our Celebrating Community family event Sunday, January 10th! Join us for a zoom afternoon of interactive fun featuring art, theatre, and games - all with a spotlight on community.ow.ly/Ybtw50D00VQ ... See MoreSee Less

Ethics for Children - Family Day ( Free)

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We invite you to a family event Celebrating Community! Join us for a zoom afternoon of interactive fun featuring art, theatre, and games.

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Today, as the nation continues to recover from an Today, as the nation continues to recover from an attempted white supremacist insurrection at our capitol, we are reflecting upon this quote from the Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. 

#MLK #MLKDay #MLK2021 #King #MartinLutherKingJr #Today #EthicalCulture #Ethics #2021
Yesterday, we watched in shock and horror as a vio Yesterday, we watched in shock and horror as a violent mob attacked the US Capitol, forcing their way inside and occupying areas of the building for hours in an attempt to disrupt the certification of electoral votes submitted by the states. By the end of the day, 4 people were dead, 52 members of the seditious mob were arrested, and 14 police officers were injured. It took the assistance of many additional federal law enforcement personnel and the National Guard to remove the attackers from the Capitol and clear the way for the Joint Congress to resume its work.

Fortunately, the Joint Congress was resolute and refused to let the interruption derail our democracy, working through the night to certify the electoral vote counts for all of the states. However, this episode was an attack on democracy itself, instigated by a sitting president whose actions have severely undermined respect for and trust in the very system that put him in office. 

Mr. Trump has shown only contempt for the democratic process and is a danger to our country.  People who are in a position to remove Mr. Trump from office ought to proceed in haste as this president has repeatedly shown readiness to incite violence and mayhem, and also continues to demonstrate an obsession with the electoral results to the seeming exclusion of other national concerns. Our democratic system of government must be protected from his influence.

As Ethical Humanists, we are called upon to repudiate the anti-democratic tendencies that have gained an unwelcome foothold in public life. Our country will need us to elicit the best from one another and ourselves in the months and years to come.

#Jan6 #EthicalHumanists #EthicalHumanism #Democracy
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