Orville Morales discusses pragmatic activism, a curriculum crafted to help people sustain their long-term commitment to social betterment. He will discuss how best to engage in meaningful conversations and debates.

This Sat in Teaneck, enjoy a photographic slide show. Images will jump right off the screen, thanks to the magic of a vintage stereoscopic slide projector.
Tour through NY street scenes & close-ups of still life that look anything but still.
Polarized glasses & popcorn provided.

Sunday, April 7, 11 am, we look at the solar eclipse through art, literature, poetry, music, and film.

Bring your impressions, recollections, and experiences of solar eclipses to share. Teaneck & Zoom.

ethicalfocus.org/event/sunday-g…

This Sat 7:30 pm, Steven Mariconda, of DarkSky International discusses light pollution and how it affects health and the environment in NJ.
The next day, Curt Collier follows up with a talk, Bring Back the Night, and a community science project aimed at reducing light #pollution .

Join us Sunday for an interactive Oxfam Hunger Banquet.

All participants are divided into one of three income group–low, medium, or high–and are served a meal that corresponds to their income level.

#BergenCounty #NJ #hunger

Our Spring Arts Festival on Saturday night and Sunday morning!
Please join us for our Arts Festival…it’s FREE!
Saturday 7 pm to 9 pm
Sunday 11 am to 2 pm
Teaneck, NJ

Rabbi Kahn Troster: Do Justice, Love Mercy, Act Humbly youtube.com/watch?v=FEFu3r…

Democracy and the Fallacy of the Excluded Middle, Sunday, March 10.

Curt Collier will ask: To what extent is democracy under threat, how did it get there, and what are the remedies?

March 3, 11 am: Do Justice, Love Mercy, Act Humbly: Reflections on Faith, Human Rights, and Social Justice

Rabbi Rachel Kahn-Troster has spent more than 15 years working on faith-based organizing, human rights, and corporate accountability. ethicalfocus.org/events

Feb 18 2024 Teaneck's Poet Laureate, Scott Pleasants youtu.be/zlD1Gd7QUmE?si…
How sharing poetry can lead to broader conversations. #poetry #Bergen

Sunday, Feb. 25 at 11 am.

Hear about CUMAC’s mission in Paterson to fight hunger and its root causes through a holistic, trauma-informed approach that provides healthy groceries and basic necessities.

CEO Jessica Padilla-Gonzalez and Chief Development Officer Andrea Ramalho.

This Presidents Day weekend, our Family & Friends Circle traveled to Washington, DC, to see some of the iconic monuments to people and principles at the heart of our democracy. They stayed together at the home of Leader Curt Collier's brother. #ethicalculture #teenagers

Teaneck’s first poet laureate, Scott Pleasants, will share his poetry and tell us how poetry can lead to broader conversations on all aspects of community engagement.

Teaneck, NJ & Zoom. Email [email protected]

Sunday, Feb. 4: Evolution and the Possibilities of Existence. Biocentrist and Ethical Culture Leader Curt Collier discusses Darwin’s Theory of Evolution and its impact on our world. His talk will be followed by a Q&A session and then a reception. 11 am Teaneck, NJ and Zoom.

Talk for Sun, Jan. 28 'Amazing Grace' on Zoom & Teaneck NJ
We tag along w/Cordelia of “King Lear,” Jane Bennet of “Pride & Prejudice,” Sponge Bob Square Pants & Nelson Mandela w/our guide William Heffernan, prof at John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
#ethics #humanism #atheism

Jan. 21: In Praise of Boredom
Join Leader Curt Collier for a talk about boredom and learning to live life well.
Email [email protected] for the Zoom link.
Guest musician: pianist Jacqueline Schiller-Audi. #lecture #BergenCounty