Posts Tagged ‘history’
Opening Words from Sun. August 28 by Ellen Wright
Yesterday was my birthday. I turned fifty-nine. On that date in 1963, hundreds of…
Read MoreDoes Ethical Culture Have a Future?; Leader James Croft, EdD
Ethical Culture is a tradition with a proud history but an uncertain future. While…
Read MoreOur incredible building
Riverfront Times wrote that our “Incredible Building Inspires Awe” in their 2022 City Guide.…
Read MoreMill Creek: An Erased Community, Vivian Gibson
Vivian Gibson will discuss her best-selling memoir The Last Children of Mill Creek that…
Read MoreThe Invasion of Ukraine: Lessons from History, Prof. Krister Knapp
The invasion of Ukraine by Russia has swiftly become the largest armed conflict in…
Read MoreThe Rise of Global Authoritarianism, The Annual Pacino Lecture Fund, Sarah Kendzior, PhD
Local author Sarah Kendzior, the author of “Hiding in Plain Sight” and “The View…
Read MoreWho started Ethical Culture and what did they believe?
“Felix Adler and the four slightly younger men who joined him as founding leaders…
Read MoreSelf-censoring of teachers on topics related to power, oppression, and equity; University City Schools Teacher of the Year Christina Grove
Christina Grove is an eighth-grade social studies teacher at Brittany Woods Middle School, and…
Read MoreOpening Words from Sun. October 3 by Steve Harris
There is a new theory, popularized by the New York Times, that America was…
Read MoreSecularism: A Very Short Introduction; Andrew Copson
Secularism is a hot topic in public, political, and religious debate across the globe.…
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