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Human Rights: NES will host a zoom reading of the Declaration of Human Rights on Dec. 10: We Are the Ones – National Ethical Service Universal Declaration of Human Rights Anniversary Reading Hays County Courthouse, Austin, TX Hill Country Freethinkers Association Continue reading Human Rights Day ~ Dec. 10
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Hello NES Community When I refer to the NES community, I am referring to the broad Ethical Culture membership, because indeed, ALL Ethical Culture members are members of the National Ethical Service! It is one of the goals that I Continue reading Letter from NES Pres, Audrey Kindred.
Deep and Rapid Transformation Convergence is a project developed with stewardship by Kurt Johnson and Joni Carley, and with facilitation by Daniel Stone. This work has been supported in part by the NES Rose Walker Fund 2024 DRTC Core TeamJoni Continue reading Deep & Rapid Transformation of Global Sustainability Goals
NES had a wonderful time at the American Ethical Union 101st Assembly, held in St. Louis, Missouri July 14-17, 2016. While there we learned about countering racism in America, handling white privilege, creating stronger humanist communities, and sharing our stories Continue reading AEU 101st Annual Assembly in St. Louis
National Ethical Service will speak at the Sri Ramanuja Mission Trust Grand Meet and Celebration. This year’s Theme will be: “Peace, Justice, Harmony – Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals – Moving Forward through Assertive Actions.” Sri Ramanuja Misssion Trust – Continue reading “Peace, Justice, Harmony” on April 7
Dr. Sylvain Ehrenfeld, IHEU and National Ethical Service representative to the UN Dr. Reba Goodman, member of ECSBC We are inundated by information. One example of information overload is the stream of US election polls as if we are following Continue reading Evaluating the Accuracy of Reported Information
Dr. Sylvain Ehrenfeld, IHEU and National Ethical Service representative to the UN Dr. Reba Goodman, member of ECSBC The current election in the US is very important for many reasons. Climate change action is one of them. A major milestone Continue reading Climate Change: Where Are We and Where Are We Going?
Breaking Walls (a past winner of the Rose L. Walker Fund) is kicking off fundraising for their July 2016 trip to Detroit with an event celebrating the peacebuilding work of Kay Dundorf, Dot Maver, and Kate Pawelczyk. Show Your Love Continue reading Show Your Love Feb 22
Interfaith Harmony: Implementing the Transformative Agenda of the Sustainable Development Goals This event is FREE however registration is necessary by Friday January 29th. Please indicate whether or not you have a U.N. grounds pass. Register at www.rsvpwihw.eventbrite.com World Interfaith Harmony Continue reading Interfaith Harmony 2016 – Feb. 3