Imagine a Better World

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Feb 12 – Feb 16

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10am – Reading & Writing
12pm – Math
2pm – English

Tuesday

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12pm – Math
2pm – English

Wednesday

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12pm – Math
2pm – English

Thursday

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2pm – English

Friday

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Imagine a Better World

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Ethics for Children Service Project – Beach Clean Up

The best service day ideas come from the kids and our May service day was one of them! Our kids wanted to do something to help our local wildlife.   To set up this project we reached out to the Urban Park Rangers at the Salt Marsh Nature Center in Marine Park. As it...

Plain Truths – Abortions, Births and Other Matters (Members’ Blog)

“Rather than love, than money, than fame, give me truth”  Henry David Thoreau Americans in a certain respect are under-read and over-exposed thanks, in part to social media,  thereby producing a population that has a highly personal and ego-centered view of themselves...

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Ethics For Children Service Project – Multigenerational Connection

Ethics For Children Service Project – Multigenerational Connection

With our BSEC platforms and Ethics for Children classes being held online, there have been fewer opportunities for multigenerational interactions within our community. Many of our students have never seen the BSEC building bustling with activity or enjoyed a brunch with the bunch. The latest service project for our EfC kids program was designed to remind participants that we are a part of a larger multigenerational community.
Earlier in March we came together and prepared house plants as gifts for a shortlist of recommended members. The kids designed and painted the pots, then chose from a variety of houseplant cuttings ready for transplant. Embodying our themes of care for the earth and care for community, the plants were potted in new soil ready to be taken to their new homes.
A special thank you to Nancy, Fiona, and Taty for helping with delivery!!!

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Solidarity Economy

Solidarity Economy: in Brooklyn and Beyond

A look at social determinants of health and well-being for a compassionate and caring community
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March 6, April 3 and May 1

Join the Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture as we explore the principles and praxis that contribute to a caring economy that puts people, the planet, and our communities first.
Sometimes referred to as the Solidarity Economy, Economic Democracy, or a Cooperative Ecosystem, we will use three Sundays this season to tie together the systems that are being built locally that illuminate the ways we can be part of a new system while experiencing life in the ashes of the old.
Presided by our member, Rebecca Lurie, with music by DuPree and Barry Kornhauser.
These events will have closed captioning.

Series Schedule

March 6, April 3 and May 1

Sun, March 6th
11:00 am
Social Determinants of Health and Brooklyn Communities Collaborative.

LaRay Brown, CEO of One Brooklyn Health

Sun, April 3rd,
11:00 am
The food system, urban farming, and our local supply chain. 

Cooperative Economics Alliance of New York City (CEANYC)

Sun, May 1st,
11:00 am
The meaning and joy of work when you own the company with others and operate the company as a cooperative.

New York City Network of Worker Cooperatives, (NYCNOWC)

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Black History Month 2022

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Come join us for our Black History Month programming:

February Schedule

Sun, February 6 at 11:00 am
What If “The Handmaid’s Tale” and Other Stories Became Reality?
With speaker Lujira Cooper.

What if the books “The Handmaid’s Tale”, “Faithless in Death”, “The Insurrection”, and the “Texas Law”, show how misogyny and patriarchy could lead to the overthrow of our fragile democracy!

 

Sun, February 13 at 11:00 am
Ending Witchcraft Accusations in Northern Ghana
With speaker Yvonne Selase Nyahe
Witch camps still exist in Ghana. Neighbors discriminate and turn on women accusing them of practicing witchcraft.

 

Sun, February 20 at 11:00 am
Roots of Black History Month
With speaker Mrs. Olivia Taylor.

Known as the “Father of Black History,” hear how Carter G. Woodson dedicated his life to African American history and built black history month from a day to a week to a national institution.

Sun, February 27 at 11:00 am
The Timeless Lessons of Toni Morrison

With speaker Christian Hayden.
Used as fodder in Virginia’s 2021 gubernatorial race, Toni Morisson’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Beloved was classified too “unsettling” for children to read!

 

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Meet Our Speakers

Lujira Cooper
Lujira Cooper
Lujira Cooper is an African American lesbian activist. At SAGE midtown, she facilitates two creative writing playshops (not workshops!) and spoke at World Pride Opening in 2019. She has a BA and MA in English and Creative Writing and a BS in Criminal Justice. She is a BSEC Trustee.
Yvonne Nyahe
Yvonne Nyahe
Yvonne Nyahe is Director of Humanist Action Ghana an anti-poverty NGO that provides vocational training to young women alleged as witches to become seamstresses and tailors and learn the sewing trade. Yvonne will share her personal experiences with witchcraft and her journey to fulfill her vision for Humanist Action Ghana.
Olivia S. Taylor
Olivia S. Taylor

Olivia S. Taylor is an educator, activist, writer, author, civil rights worker, and scholar. As an educator, she founded an alternative school in Brownsville. She volunteers at Heritage House, Kings County Hospital, and her writing is featured in Dream Catcher’s Song.

Christian Hayden
Christian Hayden
Christian Hayden is a facilitator, writer, and media maker who roots himself in the connection and engagement of Black and Humanist communities. Currently serving as intern clergy with the Ethical Society of St. Louis, Christian served on an inaugural team of Humanist Service Corps, now Humanist Action Ghana.

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