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When this country was considering a Declaration of Independence from England, Abigail Adams wrote to her husband, John Adams, part of the group considering the future: “Remember the Ladies.”  Here it is, 242 years later,[...]

Our Ethics for Children program provides a fun, focused learning environment for kids 1 to 12 years old to explore topics that foster empathy, respect and a deeper understanding of self and others. These include:[...]

English Tea History and Tradition – An afternoon tea tasting with Sara Shacket March 3rd 3-5pm What do you know about English tea? Go beyond English Breakfast and learn a little bit about the history and[...]

(10:00-10:20 Meditation with brief instruction, 10:20-10:30 Walking Meditation, 10:30-10:50 Meditation) Participants can choose to do one 20 min meditation, or do both. Located in the Library Free of charge

Our views on what women can be are shaped by the images we see on screen. But who creates those images? When the majority of film and television is directed, written, and produced by men,[...]

Our Ethics for Children program provides a fun, focused learning environment for kids 1 to 12 years old to explore topics that foster empathy, respect and a deeper understanding of self and others. These include:[...]

Life is a journey, and within life are many journeys.  Some are chosen, some are forced on us.  Every journey begins with a leaving and ends with an arriving, though the end points aren’t always[...]

Our Ethics for Children program provides a fun, focused learning environment for kids 1 to 12 years old to explore topics that foster empathy, respect and a deeper understanding of self and others. These include:[...]

Yes, Spring is really here, even if we may still have some cold weather! Join us for a multigenerational festival celebrating the Spring Equinox — that time of year when the day and night are[...]

Our Ethics for Children program provides a fun, focused learning environment for kids 1 to 12 years old to explore topics that foster empathy, respect and a deeper understanding of self and others. These include:[...]

Living an Ethical Life Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow Members share their experiences, challenges and hopes for the future. Annemarie Mogil, Fiona Boneham, Vandra Thorburn and Warren Miner Music performed by the Brooklyn Women’s Chorus  

Our Ethics for Children program provides a fun, focused learning environment for kids 1 to 12 years old to explore topics that foster empathy, respect and a deeper understanding of self and others. These include:[...]

Join Park Slope author Jen Epstein for a reading from her debut collection of personal essays: Don’t Get Too Excited: It’s Just About a Pair of Shoes and Other Laments From My Life. Tickets are[...]