Saturday 25 January from 1-3 PM: Humanists RISE Against Hunger. EHST along with Triangle Free Thought Society, The Sunday Assembly Chapel Hill and the Agnostics, Aethists and Secularists of North Carolina will be packing food at the RISE Against Hunger center in Raleigh, NC.

Join fellow humanists at the EHST Happy Hour at The Modern Life Deli and Drinks on 46 Sanford Road in Pittsboro, NC from 6 to 8 pm.

Join us at the Ethical Society of the Triangle on Sunday 16 February at 200 S. Elliott Street, Chapel Hill for a talk by Dr Mike Conrad. The title of the talk is The Great Monkey Trial: John Scopes and Clarence Darrow versus William Jennings Bryan and the State of Tennessee.

Join us next Sunday March 1 at 1:30 pm for a platform program on Reckoning Initiative: Race and Memory at UNC by Prof. William Sturkey, UNC and Prof. Charles Irons, Elon University. EHST meets every Sunday at Extraordinary Ventures, 200 S. Elliott Road, Chapel Hill.

Prof. Mary Hope, William Jessup University will speak on Slow Decline of Human Values and Ethics this Sunday at the Ethical Humanist Society of the Triangle. Join us at 200 S. Elliott Street, Chapel Hill, NC for the platform.

Join us at the Ethical Humanist Society of the Triangle (200 S. Elliott St., Chapel Hill, NC) on Sunday 15 March starting 1:30 PM for a program on 'What You Need to Know About Anti-Semitism' by Max Lazar, UNC. There is always a lively Q&A session following the platform.

Join the Triangle ethical humanist at the Humanist Happy Hour on Wednesday the 11th at the Root Cellar in Chapel Hill, NC (750 MKL Jr. Blvd.) from 6-8 PM for eats, drinks and stimulating conversation.

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Following the announcement by Gov. Cooper of NC of directives on precautionary steps to limit the spread of COVID-19, the EHST has suspended Sunday programs and platforms till the end of March. The Society is formulating plans for members stay in touch through this period.

The NYTimes today has an analysis of Trump's failure of leadership in the crisis. NO! The media need to start with the bedrock fact that this man is deranged, ignorant, and totally incompetent. All beyond this is academic. More critical is why so many Americans still believe him.

The EHST will hold their first video platform via Zoom tomorrow at 1:30 pm. No speaker is scheduled. Just members and friends staying in touch and chatting. Drinking will be encouraged. The next two Sunday's will have speakers. More on that later.

On Sunday 12th April, Prof. Mia Nguyen of UNC will speak on Affordable Housing. The platform program will start at 1:30 pm and will be attended by all via Zoom. Acquisition of Zoom capability by the EHST will bring a degree of normalcy to the Society's activities.

Today we had our first Humanist Happy Hour via Zoom. It was well attended. Everyone had a good time.

Max Lazar, UNC, will address the Ethical Humanist Society of the Triangle on Anti-semitism. The program will be conducted via Zoom. A Q&A session will follow the presentation.

Randy Best will be talking to EHST about A Philosophical Approach to Coping with a Pandemic on Sunday 21 June. Our program will begin at 1:30 PM on Zoom.

Randy Best will speak on 'A Philosophical Approach to Coping with a Pandemic' tomorrow at 1:30 PM. Randy is a member of EHST and was the leader of the Society.

The police have an occupation force mentality. Every one is an enemy.

On Sunday 19 July Hemant Mehta, author, speaker, atheist will speak at the EHST via Zoom starring 1:30 pm on 'Is Aethism the Last Political Taboo?' Those interested must register at the EHST website.

Sunday 9th August starting 1:30 pm Solomon Gibson will host a program 'Ask Me Anything. It will be an expansive dialogue on race from an African-American perspective. Explorative Q&A to foster understanding and beginning and furthering trusting inter-racial relationships.