Our leader, Curt Collier, claims not to be on speaking terms with the muses of art, music, or math, all of which he loves. In this column, he ponders existence between the sacred and the profane, where so many of us dwell.Read More
Addresses by our Leaders
Coming Together in Community is an Act of Defiance and Hope
Let us not shrink, let our fears not overwhelm us, let us not dim the lights, stop our dancing, and hush our children. It’s time to come back to the Society, where your help is needed, says Leader Curt Collier in his latest column.Read More
Living on a Boat Provides Direct Feedback about How Lifestyle Affects the Environment
Leader Curt Collier will get direct feedback about how his lifestyle affects the environment as his sailboat becomes home. Soon, he’ll be entering New York Harbor as many immigrants did–on a boat. Read More
For a Friend Yet Unknown in Ukraine
Can words ever fill a hole where a bomb went off or fill the infinite void left by a dead child, or are we ultimately left with deafening silence, asks Leader Curt Collier in this column.Read More
Celebrating Felix Adler’s Ethics of Doing
So much of what Felix Adler said 145 years ago seems obvious to us now, but in his day, Adler’s philosophy was revolutionary. As we approach Founders Day, Leader Curt Collier celebrates Adler and all those dedicated to bringing out the best in others.Read More
A Visit in Sand County
A visit to a naturalist author’s former cabin is the backdrop for Leader Curt Collier’s discussion of the power of relationships to transform lives and to build connections with one another and with nature.Read More
